Every year, the Russian military puts on a display of military might on May 9 dedicated to the Soviet Union's World War II victory. This yea...
I write on May 8, which means that less than a month remains until Latvia's local government election, which is on June 3. The first t...
Imagine a foreign intruder sets foot on Baltic soil in the most horrible scenario. Will the boots be firm in the region that, over the last 27 y...
The European Union has just celebrated the 60th anniversary of the Treaty of Rome, which gave birth to the European Economic Community and...
Vladimir Putin’s Russia is looking more and more like the sclerotic and stagnant Soviet Union of the Leonid Brezhnev era. But in one area,...
Cameron Greaves, chairman of the British Chamber of Commerce in Latvia, welcomes me cordially to his neat apartment, and offers coffee. The Brit...
So far, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and Polish Law and Justice (PiS) Party Chairman Jarosław Kaczyński’s “illiberal...
The Eurozone crisis is far less dangerous now than during its peak years of 2010-2013. Growth has picked up across the European Union, and 5 mil...
Europe is often viewed as a digital laggard, running far behind the frontier-pushing United States and Asia. But appearances are deceiving. In f...
The British Ambassador to Latvia, Sarah Cowley, is the opposite of most people’s idea of an ambassador. Youn...
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