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The front page of TVNET from Latvia features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include expert opinions on Latvian tax policies, a unique house built by the sea, a scientific breakthrough in creating a foam alternative from mushroom mycelium, and news regarding the Riga dairy…
An expert states that reducing high taxes in Latvia is not realistic at the moment and is unlikely to change in the near future, suggesting a critical look at the country's tax system.
This story investigates the legality of a three-story house situated on the coast, raising questions about property rights and regulations in Latvia.
Researchers in Latvia have successfully developed an alternative to foam using mushroom mycelium, showcasing innovation in sustainable materials.
The new owner of the 'Rīgas Piena Kombināts' dairy factory has identified potential for growth and expansion in the international market.
The eastern flank of NATO has expressed readiness to share some of the costs associated with hosting US soldiers in the region.
This story shares the personal journeys of two women facing a cancer diagnosis, highlighting their struggles and resilience.
A trial related to the murder of rapper Tupac Shakur has commenced 30 years after the event, investigating the long-standing case.
Renowned musician Raimonds Pauls is celebrating 70 years of his career at Latvian Radio, marking a significant milestone.
Two Latvian women are exploring a common question women often ask about themselves, aiming to find answers that resonate with a broad audience.
In the Latgale region, multiple individuals have been apprehended for showing disrespect towards Latvia's national flags.
During a match in the Dutch championship, five football fans sustained injuries due to pyrotechnic devices.
The international rating agency "Moody's" has confirmed the credit rating for the Latvian energy company "Latvenergo" as Baa2.
Klay Thompson, a well-known NBA player, has reportedly joined the Miami Heat basketball team.
The Corruption Prevention and Combating Bureau (KNAB) is experiencing a significant shortage of operational staff, according to the interim head.
