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Exploitation of migrants by Belarus and Russia constitutes an organized hybrid threat to all of Europe - Braze

RIGA - Latvian Foreign Minister Baiba Braze today met with the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands Tom Berendsen, who is visiting Lat...

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CSDD has received more than 2,500 compensation claims following August cyberattack

RIGA - The Road Traffic Safety Directorate (Celu Satiksmes Drosibas Direkcija, CSDD) has received approximately 2,500 compensation claims follow...

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Why a digital company’s headquarters, target market and regulator may be in different countries

A digital service can look unmistakably Dutch, German or Estonian without being incorporated in that country. Language, currency and a country-c...

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Competition among power exchanges increases in the Baltics as EPEX SPOT launches intraday auctions

The Baltic transmission system operators, Latvia’s AS “Augstsprieguma tīkls”, Lithuania’s Litgrid AB and Estonia...

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Fantasy-Inspired Wedding Bands That Turn Stories Into Keepsakes

A wedding band can preserve more than a promise. It may hold a shared memory, reflect personal values, or recall the story that first brought tw...

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Mogotel Hotel Group and Marriott International launch their first joint project: Latvia’s first Four Points Flex by Sheraton hotel to open in Riga

The first Four Points Flex by Sheraton hotel in Latvia, Four Points Flex by Sheraton Riga Old Town, will open in Riga in October. It is the firs...

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Riga Bus Station: new largest shareholder sets development priorities

RIVARO Holding has completed the acquisition of a 49.99% stake in AS Rīgas starptautiskā autoosta, becoming the largest shareholder of Riga Inte...

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Europe’s defence supply chains need more than defence companies, industry leaders say in Latvia

Europe’s efforts to expand defence production will increasingly depend on companies that may not consider themselves part of the d...

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The Origins of Wrongful Death Law: How a Victorian Railway Disaster Changed Legal History

Before 1846, English common law contained a striking gap: a person injured through another’s wrongdoing could generally pursue a civil cla...

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From Arenas to Apps: How Sports Are Expanding the Baltic Entertainment Economy

A major match changes the city around it. A big game changes the streets around it. Hotels and restaurants get busier, while fans keep discussin...

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