Cyclone Expected in Latvia, Orange Warning Likely ↗
Front page leadA cyclone is predicted to reach Latvia on Saturday, with an orange warning likely to be issued due to the expected severe weather conditions.
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The news from TVNET Latvia includes a weather warning for an incoming cyclone, an investigation into foreign payment cards used in Latvian ATMs, a list of companies exporting to/importing from Russia and Belarus, a report on domestic violence in Jēkabpils, a new discovery for lowering high blood…
A cyclone is predicted to reach Latvia on Saturday, with an orange warning likely to be issued due to the expected severe weather conditions.
Financial investigators have begun inquiring about foreign payment cards being used in Latvian ATMs, raising concerns about financial irregularities.
The Central Statistical Bureau (CSP) has started publishing a list of companies that export and import goods to and from Russia and Belarus.
A victim of domestic violence in Jēkabpils described an incident where the perpetrator assaulted and threatened to kill her, even opening a 5th-floor window.
Researchers have identified a completely new method for reducing high blood pressure, offering potential new treatment options.
Donald Trump has announced an unprecedented 'economic war' against Iran, escalating geopolitical tensions.
German publication 'Bild' has released details of NATO's contingency plan for responding to an invasion of the Baltic states, with experts weighing in on its effectiveness.
An opinion piece discusses the recent data breach at the CSDD (Road Traffic Safety Directorate), criticizing the state's response and the identified security vulnerabilities.
A fun, interactive quiz tests readers' knowledge by asking them to identify the missing letter in the name of a bird.
The Prime Minister of Poland has voiced criticism regarding a proposal to hold a referendum on the Schengen zone, indicating potential disagreements within the EU.
A person was rescued from the waters of Riga Bay, found about a kilometer from the shore near a catamaran.
Audrius Stonys, a laureate of the European Film Awards, will conduct a lecture and open an open-air cinema screening in Sigulda.
Sigulda will host free film screenings and lectures by recognized film and media professionals, contributing to the local cultural scene.