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The Delfi news front page covers a range of topics including a criminal investigation into a hockey coach, geopolitical analysis of Russian strategy, natural disasters in neighboring countries, sports news, technology updates, and a celebrity health update. The site also features a political…
A hockey coach has been arrested on suspicion of committing sexual offenses against a minor, and authorities are calling for any potential victims to report their experiences.
A Ukrainian analyst suggests that Russia's use of the 'us or them' rhetoric indicates a serious strategic intent, highlighting that defeats are not an exception but part of Russian history.
Images show the damage caused by large hail, heavy rain, and a tornado over the weekend in Lithuania and Estonia, while Latvia managed to avoid the severe weather.
Basketball star Luka Dončić has shared important updates regarding his condition and future after suffering a significant injury.
Tech giant Apple has reportedly limited access to the messaging app Telegram for users in multiple countries for a temporary period.
Film director Sandijs Semjonovs has been hospitalized for an operation, with doctors stating the need for immediate intervention.
Critics are calling for Lionel Messi to be stripped of a prestigious award due to his conduct during the World Cup final match.
A legal challenge has been filed by 25 U.S. states against the tariffs imposed by the Trump administration.
A commentary piece by Juris Kaža offering reflections on the presence and nature of racism experienced or observed in July.
The company 'Stiga RM' has announced a pivotal development in its business growth.
The 'Ezīšfests' music festival has expanded its lineup with the addition of the band 'Olas', musician STIRNA, and other performers.
In Alūksne, a man stole a car and subsequently caused an accident.
Practical information for attendees of the Calvin Harris concert in Mežaparks is provided.
Minister Kozlovskis discusses the 'Rail Baltica' project, hinting at stricter cost projections and expressing a somewhat dismissive attitude towards the current 'billions'.
