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The news website IR focuses on a variety of Latvian and international stories. Top headlines include children of Ukrainian soldiers resting in Latvia, Estonia's fight against fentanyl, and a historian's perspective on confronting Russian accusations. Other stories cover a miniature house in Riga…
For the tenth summer, the Young Guard Center is organizing camps in various parts of Latvia for the children of Ukrainian soldiers, giving them a week to escape air raids and bombings and experience carefree childhood.
Estonia has successfully combated fentanyl, but a new and larger challenge is emerging.
Historian Gatis Krūmiņš has studied Russification in Latvia and, with colleagues, will help Latvia and its Baltic neighbors counter Russian accusations in international court.
A miniature house in Riga brings together young and old in genuine delight over tiny mouse homes, behind-the-scenes glimpses of professions, and the chance to step into fairy tales.
Modern equipment makes alpinism safer, but mountains always demand vigilance as any mistake can be fatal, says legendary alpinist Imants Zauls, who continues to climb despite his age and ailments.
Marika Rozenberga discusses how fragrances can influence emotions and help break down stereotypes.
Swiss lawyer Antoine Goetschel explains the implications of recognizing animals as more than mere property, a concept Latvia is considering for its Civil Code.
Musician Gatis Irbe, known as both energetic rapper Gacho and emotional storyteller Mesa, is preparing for a major concert.
