At least 15 travelers from Latvia possibly missing in Nepal ↗
Front page leadA report indicates that at least 15 travelers from Latvia may be missing in Nepal, following a natural disaster or other incident.
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The news on Delfi covers a range of topics including international incidents like potential missing Latvian travelers in Nepal and a UK minister's warning to Moscow, alongside domestic news on Latvian sports, politics, and cultural events. There's also a story about Nvidia's financial performance.
A report indicates that at least 15 travelers from Latvia may be missing in Nepal, following a natural disaster or other incident.
This story explores the connection between the achievements of Latvian youth basketball players and their future contributions to the national team.
According to media reports, Retcliffe has issued a warning to Moscow against launching attacks on the Baltic states.
Delfi TV is airing pre-election programs titled 'Nākamais, lūdzu!' (Next, Please!) encouraging citizens to engage and decide the future of Latvia.
This article provides advice on choosing between a battery and a generator for home power backup during outages.
Laura Skoboļeva, the former wife of Mika Dukurs, is pregnant and expecting a child.
The article reports that Latvian bobsleigh coaches have reached an agreement to work in coaching positions outside of Latvia.
Technology company Nvidia has announced significant financial results, doubling its revenue and exceeding market expectations.
The news reports the passing of the globally acclaimed Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama.
Latvian basketball player Kārlis Šiliņš and his partner Paula have welcomed a child.
Peldu Street will host a Harvest festival featuring performances by folk musicians from Latvia and abroad.
Media outlets report that a Latvian citizen has been arrested in Hamburg on suspicion of involvement in a sabotage plot at a drone factory in Slovakia.
The Occupation Museum will launch a book authored by Delfi journalist Viesturs Radovics, focusing on 15 Latvian legionnaires.