Overcoming Shame: Former Tuberculosis Patients Help Others ↗
Front page leadFormer tuberculosis patients, who experienced shame and unexpected illness, are now using their experiences to support others battling the disease.
Latvia
The front page of IR, a Latvian news website, features a mix of domestic and cultural stories. Top stories include a piece on former tuberculosis patients helping others, an analysis of recurring political promises, and a look at the revitalization of industrial buildings in Kurzeme. Other…
Former tuberculosis patients, who experienced shame and unexpected illness, are now using their experiences to support others battling the disease.
An article discussing a 'benefice' related to Kulbergs, with the author identified as Aivars Ozolins.
In the case of the Brunava dog killings, the accused individuals do not feel guilty, as reported by Ilze Skīetniece.
The revitalization of Soviet-era industrial buildings in Kurzeme is creating new cultural and educational spaces, combining entrepreneurship, architecture, and creativity.
This analysis examines political promises that have repeatedly appeared in government declarations since 2009.
A profile of Aleksandra Maksimova, the founder of Creative Girls Club.
Edvīns Lapinskis' company Termes, the first independent metrology laboratory in Latvia, checks the accuracy of various measuring devices and instruments.
Ingus Baušķenieks' solo album 'Es gribu dejot ar tevi' reflects the repercussions of political upheavals.
A cartoon by Ernests Kļaviņš titled 'Champion's Breakfast'.
Martins Bergšteins, at 18, has become a trusted face for weather forecasts in Latvia, with 11 years of diligent work and his mother's support behind his meteoric rise.
Photographer Kristīne Tīda shares her experience of balancing a large family with a successful career and overcoming significant life challenges.
Astronomer Vitālijs Kuzmovs is traveling to Mallorca to observe the total solar eclipse on August 12th and will later give a lecture on Perseid meteor shower.