Front page lead
Investigative journalist Lato Lapsa exposes National Alliance MP Edmunds Teirumnieks for allegedly claiming housing compensation in Riga despite owning a residence there, mirroring accusations against another MP.
Liene Reine-Miteva, a council member of the "Movement For!" party, will be a candidate in the parliamentary elections representing the "Progressives" party.
This article by Lato Lapsa discusses alleged property dealings and 'fraud' by 'Progressive' politician Leila Magamedova-Rasima, suggesting deception in her business dealings.
This piece questions the narrative surrounding migration, referencing a previous publication and raising concerns about certain demographic claims.
As autumn approaches and elections loom, the article reflects on the formal, seemingly illusory, opportunity for citizens to decide their future, which may bring a relatively bleak outcome.
The article criticizes Latvian public media (LSM Panorāma) for allegedly omitting details about the business acumen of 'Progressive' politician Leila Magamedova-Rasima.
This piece appears to be a narrative or speculative story inspired by accounts of bears and hunting, possibly touching on nature and human interaction with wildlife.
Following Jēkabs Straume's resignation, this article investigates the alleged extensive network of corruption involving various state institutions and an individual named Juraš.
The article details alleged corruption and financial mismanagement within Latvia's medical sector, highlighting the struggles of public healthcare institutions and patients.
The article discusses a persistent trend in Latvian political discourse during election periods, suggesting that political science operates at different levels or with varying approaches in the country.
This story examines the new business plan of the Latvian national airline, airBaltic, questioning whether current events are part of a political pre-election spectacle or have more substantial implications.
The article describes Riga as becoming less welcoming for both tourists and residents, suggesting a decline in its appeal as a city.
This piece delves into the nuances of criminal law, focusing on how specific words, intentions, or fleeting moments can define legal boundaries and culpability.
The article expresses surprise and concern over reports of the Bank of Latvia engaging in educational initiatives with farmers regarding livestock management, as heard from the Council of Agricultural Organizations of Latvia (LOSP).
This article questions the necessity and application of environmental impact assessments, particularly in protected areas like the Biosphere Reserve, implying a lack of rigorous environmental oversight.
This article appears to be an exposé on media manipulation and propaganda, potentially related to election campaigns, under the banner of "Pietiek Melot" (Pietiek Lies).
The article discusses individuals who have been involved in card games for 50 years, possibly touching on themes of long-term hobbies or perhaps a metaphor for something else.
The article reports on a new investigation by the Corruption Prevention and Combating Bureau (KNAB) concerning the appointment procedures for public officials, suggesting potential irregularities.
This headline suggests a critical stance on illegal migration, possibly arguing against providing resources or support to illegal migrants at the expense of needy citizens.
This article accuses the media outlet "Pietiek" of spreading disinformation and propaganda, questioning whether the public is being manipulated.
This appears to be a feature or opinion piece about the sport of golf, potentially comparing its past and present state, or perhaps using it as a metaphor for something else.
This is a repeat of a previous story and discusses legal boundaries in criminal law, emphasizing the significance of specific words, intentions, or moments.
The article discusses the story of Piekule, focusing on a struggle against the system, possibly involving a legal or social battle fought with limited means (a 'cane').