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The front page of IR, a Latvian news website, features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong focus on political and economic developments in Latvia. Top stories include a mysterious rocket factory project in Latvia with questionable US investment, a political party's evasion of…
The Economics Minister has signed a memorandum to build an artillery rocket factory in Latvia, but the US investor lacks artillery manufacturing experience, and the Latvian armed forces do not plan to acquire such capabilities.
An investigation into how the political party led by Aivars Šlesers managed to evade penalties for a substantial advertising campaign valued at 340,000.
A profile of Martins Bergsteins, an 18-year-old who has become a recognizable figure in Latvian weather reporting.
Twenty years ago, the first wooden sculptures were erected on a hill by Aglona Lake. Now, Christ the King's Hill features over 450 sculptures and thousands of plants, offering a place of peace and spirituality.
Following a brawl at a Priekule festival, a young policeman ended up in prison, while a respected teacher died. The tragic cost of severe intoxication is highlighted.
Following the fire of a Skoda Enyaq in Riga, concerns about electric car safety have emerged. An expert explains why this case is unusual and what real dangers to watch out for.
A profile of Aivars Vagalis, who serves as a guide in the border region.
Danas Kocāne's personnel selection company, Teamence, connects the right companies with the right people.
A cartoon likely commenting on political or societal issues.
A cartoon possibly related to political figures or economic interests in the timber industry.
A cartoon with a title suggesting commentary on a powerful or influential figure, possibly international.
A cartoon exploring the intersection of sports and politics.
A cartoon with a title that could imply a chaotic or unfair situation in sports or beyond.
A cartoon or article related to the efficiency and functioning of government bodies.
A cartoon likely with a lighthearted or metaphorical theme related to dancing.
A cartoon or article focusing on the work of local government representatives.
Photographer Kristīne Tīda shares her experience and insights on successfully combining a large family with a professional career and overcoming life challenges.
Astronomer Vitālijs Kuzmovs plans to observe the total solar eclipse on August 12th in Mallorca and will later give a lecture on Perseids night at LU Botanical Garden.
Rita Auziņa, who started working at Lido at 18 and opened a restaurant as a manager three years later, is now the company's chairperson during its historically most ambitious development phase.
