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The news from IR Latvia covers a range of topics including support for Ukrainian children, Estonia's fight against fentanyl, historical perspectives on Russian actions, a miniature house exhibition in Riga, the achievements of a legendary alpinist, and the impact of fragrances. It also features…
For the tenth summer, the Young Guard Center is organizing camps in various locations across Latvia for the children of Ukrainian soldiers, giving them a week of respite from air raids and shelling to experience childhood carefree.
Estonia has successfully combated the spread of fentanyl, but a new and more significant challenge is emerging in its place.
Historian Gatis Krūmiņš, who has studied Russification in Latvia, will help Baltic neighbors collectively counter Russia's accusations in international court.
A miniature house exhibition in Riga delights all ages with tiny dollhouses, behind-the-scenes looks at professions, and the chance to enter fairy-tale worlds. Artists Jana and Edgars Brieži aim to show that creativity can start with just a matchbox.
Despite his age and ailments, legendary alpinist Imants Zauls continues to climb, emphasizing that while modern equipment improves safety, every mistake in the mountains can be fatal.
Marika Rozenberga discusses how fragrances can alter emotions and help break down societal stereotypes.
Swiss lawyer Antoine Goetschel, who uniquely represented animal interests in criminal cases, explains the implications of Latvia considering an amendment to its Civil Code that would classify animals as more than mere property.
Gatis Irbe, known as rapper Gacho and storyteller Mesa, combines both personas, preparing for a major concert in Mežaparks.
