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Delfi's front page features a mix of domestic and international news, with a focus on crime, politics, business, and sports. A prominent story reports on the investigation into an alleged sexual assault in Riga, which has not been substantiated. Other top stories include new EU sanctions against…
The investigation into a high-profile alleged sexual assault in Riga's center has concluded without confirmation; authorities will now focus on understanding the woman's motivation for filing a false report.
The European Union has reached an agreement on a new set of sanctions targeting Russia, indicating continued international pressure on the country.
The mayor of Rēzekne has commented that the newly proposed legislation concerning 'Gora' is an improvement over the prior version.
Despite an increase in sales, Tesla's quarterly financial report shows a decrease in earnings, presenting a mixed picture for the electric vehicle company.
A new Latvian goalkeeper has secured a contract with a major Italian football club, marking a significant career move.
Historian Viktor Suvorov speculates that a figure perceived as a 'harmless fool' will succeed Vladimir Putin in power.
A video highlights a goalkeeping error made by a player in the MLS team that Lionel Messi now represents.
An event called 'Perseid Night' will feature piano music by Reinis Zariņš at the LU Botanical Garden.
The Gulbis Academy is launching a new training program specifically designed for elite tennis players in Latvia.
There is a heated public debate concerning hygiene standards and the presence of dogs in grocery stores.
A survey indicates that a significant majority of Latvian car owners, about two-thirds, spend up to 300 euros per month on their vehicles.
Experts are predicting whether the European Central Bank will increase interest rates on Thursday, which could negatively impact borrowers.
