NBS Commander's Disappointment and Fears After Devastating Storm ↗
Front page leadThe commander of the National Armed Forces expresses significant disappointment and fears following a destructive storm, suggesting a lack of preparedness.
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The news on Delfi Latvia's front page covers a mix of domestic and international issues. Top stories include a statement from the NBS commander regarding a devastating storm, a call for reader submissions on winter preparations, the devastating floods in the Himalayas, and discussions on urban…
The commander of the National Armed Forces expresses significant disappointment and fears following a destructive storm, suggesting a lack of preparedness.
A reader engagement piece asks about winter preparation habits, with an incentive to win a Delfi Plus subscription by submitting personal recipes or methods.
Severe floods in the Himalayan region have resulted in a significant loss of life, with at least 633 confirmed fatalities.
Filmmaker Marta Elīna Martinsone reflects on country music star Dolly Parton, presenting her as an ideal example of feminism.
The weather forecast for Saturday predicts a gradual increase in cloud cover.
The article explores potential urban development scenarios for Tērbatas and Antonijas streets in Riga, focusing on pedestrian and shopping street concepts.
A new startup, Astrolight, has developed technology for communication systems that can be used in both defense and space exploration.
Delfi highlights the nominees for the Latvian Journalists' Association (LŽA) Excellence Award, showcasing their outstanding work.
Psychiatrists delve into the phenomenon of 'masking' in girls with ADHD, explaining why the condition is often overlooked.
An analysis explores the delicate balance between discussing the war in Ukraine, maintaining security, practicing self-censorship, and upholding freedom of speech.
A researcher discusses the potential for sabotage in Latvia, noting that individuals may be willing to collaborate with Russian intelligence services.
This story delves into the psychological aspects of working dogs trained for narcotics detection, questioning their emotional attachments.