She’s surged in the world of photography like a tidal wave, and at just 29 has already carved a significant niche for herself in it. With several mildly contentious exhibitions already behind here, Neringa Rekasiute is now looking forward to revealing life in God’s...
Louis Dowling, a school teacher originally from the UK, has spent the past two years living and working in Latvia. In this article, he writes about his memories from this period. I believe in fate, and I believe it was fate that brought me to Latvia. As a tea...
RIGA - Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Lithuania and Estonia are more keen to invest in development than Latvian companies, according to the Baltic Business Outlook published by SEB Banka. In Latvia, 36 percent of SMEs plan to make investments in business developme...
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