Russian Strikes on Kyiv Kill Nine People ↗
Front page leadNine people have been killed in Russian attacks on Kyiv, highlighting the continued impact of the conflict on civilian populations.
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The Delfi news front page features a mix of international and domestic news. Top stories include the ongoing conflict in Ukraine with reports of casualties in Kyiv, a music festival in Liepaja, and a historical piece about Hitler. There's also coverage of a closed Latvian-Belarusian border and…
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Liepaja Beach Hosts 'Summer Sound' Festival ↗
The 'Summer Sound' festival kicked off on Liepaja beach, with photos capturing the highlights of the first day.
The Day Hitler Didn't Shout: Unique Voice Recording Revealed ↗
A unique voice recording of Hitler, which reportedly shows him not shouting, is discussed, offering new historical insights.
Latvian-Belarusian Border Closed (Updated) ↗
The border between Latvia and Belarus has been closed, with additional details provided in an update.
Students Will Not Start Studies in Rakstu House This Semester ↗
Students at the University of Latvia will not commence their studies in Rakstu House for the upcoming semester.
Experiment with Pursuit: How Bikes Are Stolen in Tallinn ↗
An experiment involving a chase reveals the methods used for stealing bicycles in Tallinn.
Photo: What Riga Missed? Pitbull Delights Thousands in Kaunas ↗
A look at Pitbull's performance in Kaunas, suggesting Riga audiences missed out on the event.
How to Recognize Narcissists and Live with Them: Interview with a Psychiatrist ↗
An interview with a psychiatrist discusses how to identify narcissists and cope with living with them.
Migrants Attempted to Break into Melilla ↗
An account of migrants attempting to breach the border into Melilla.
Infantino Refuses Football Plan Rejected by Society ↗
Gianni Infantino has withdrawn a commercial plan for FIFA that had been rejected by the football community.
Solar Panels Catch Fire on Roof of House in Livberze Parish ↗
Solar panels on a house roof in Livberze Parish have caught fire.
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