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The news website IR from Latvia features a range of domestic stories covering politics, society, and culture. Top headlines include a mysterious rocket factory project in Latvia, a political party avoiding penalties for an advertising campaign, and a story about a young man becoming a weather…
The Economy Minister has signed a memorandum to build an artillery rocket factory in Latvia, but the US investor lacks experience in artillery production, and Latvia's armed forces do not plan to acquire such capabilities.
This article investigates how a political party led by Šleseris avoided consequences for a significant advertising campaign costing 340,000 EUR.
The story focuses on how a young man named Martins Bergsteins, at the age of 18, became a prominent figure in weather reporting.
Twenty years ago, the first wooden sculptures were erected on a hill by Aglona Lake. Now, Christ the King Hill features over 450 sculptures and thousands of plants, described as a place 'to find peace and God'.
Following a fight at a 'green ball' event in Priekule, a young policeman ended up in prison, and a respected teacher died. The article explores the tragic consequences of intoxication.
Following the fire of a Skoda Enyaq in Riga, discussions about electric car safety have intensified. An expert explains why this case is unique and what to be truly wary of.
A profile piece on Aivars Vagalis, who serves as a guide in the border regions.
Danas Kocāne's personnel selection company, Teamence, focuses on matching businesses with suitable employees.
Photographer Kristīne Tīda shares her experience of managing a large family with five children while pursuing a professional career, overcoming life's challenges.
Astronomer Vitalijs Kuzmovs plans to observe the total solar eclipse on August 12th in Mallorca and will give a lecture on Perseid night, where visitors can watch meteors while enjoying a concert.
Rita Auziņa, who started at Lido at 18 and opened a restaurant as a manager at 21, is now the company's chairperson, leading it through a historically significant development phase.
