RIGA – People are still showing interest in renewal of Latvian citizenship, especially in the UK, Ireland, Germany, the US and Israel, sai...
RIGA – The Economics Ministry, Interministerial Coordination Center, Privatization Agency, Environmental Protection and Regional Developme...
RIGA – Gross wages (before taxes) in Latvia are likely to grow 4-5.5 percent next year, bank analysts said. Agne...
RIGA – Riga International Airport today welcomed its 5,3900,000th passenger this year, setting a new annual passenger turnover record....
RIGA – People are bringing flowers and lighting candles at the Russian Embassy in Riga following the killing of the Russian ambassador to ...
RIGA – Prime Minister Maris Kucinskis (Greens/Farmers) will go on his annual vacation this week and will back to work next year, his spoke...
RIGA - Latvian Health Minister Anda Caksa has suspended State Blood Donor Centre director Iveta Ozolina from her position in relation to a disci...
RIGA - The Baltic states are getting ready to develop closer cooperation with the new US administration, Latvian Foreign Minister (Unity) said a...
RIGA - Saeima on Thursday approved in principle several bills that stipulate increasing microenterprise tax rate to 15 per cent in 2017 and elim...
There are approximately 7,000 non-Latvia citizens under the age of 18 dwelling in Latvia. The president of Latvia, Raimonds Vejonis, has created...
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