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The news website IR from Latvia features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include an analysis of mass migration in Latvia, contrasting political rhetoric with facts, and an interview with a Latvian poet about national identity. Other prominent articles cover a mysterious visit…
This article examines the issue of illegal pressure from Belarus and lax requirements for foreign students in Latvia, which are argued to be enabling economic migrants. It questions the basis for politicians' alarm regarding the number of migrants.
A commentary piece, likely political in nature, titled 'The Prime Minister by the Water'.
This article discusses an enigmatic visit to Moscow, suggesting potential political or diplomatic undertones.
French stage artist Dimitrijs Dorē, born in Latvia, will reveal his adoption story at the international new theatre festival Homo Novus.
Poet Māra Zālīte, recipient of the Statehood Award, discusses essential, yet endangered, national qualities like integrity, kindness, and love for one's country.
Prime ministerial candidate Arvils Ašeradens states that the New Unity party (JV) will block any attempts to form a coalition with the Latvia First party (LPV).
A selection of films recommended for the 30th Baltic Sea Documentary Film Forum.
The story of ZiPa, a children's furniture brand, which started in a cold garage with an 89 Euro drill. The company's goal is to create a business where future generations can work.
A political cartoon likely commenting on a political figure's financial status or debt.
A political cartoon referencing a plan for economic growth, possibly related to politician Kulbergs.
A political cartoon, potentially referencing ongoing political activity or a political figure's status.
A political cartoon, possibly a metaphor for political strategy or a leader's approach.
A political cartoon that might be a commentary on a political figure's perceived stability or intellect.
A political cartoon relating politician Kulbergs to the timber industry, possibly discussing policy or economic ties.
A profile of Emīls Vīksna, who leads a youth book club, likely focusing on his experiences and impact on young readers.
An article exploring the phenomenon of converting electrical activity from plants into music, featuring insights from Sabīne Moore.
A profile of Kaspars Holms, a pioneer in fishing guiding in Latvia, who offers spin fishing tours and teaches modern techniques.
An article about Aigars Stonis, who walked from Dunalka to Vinnytsia, Ukraine, to collect donations for the mobile...
