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The news website 'Ir' from Latvia features stories on a diverse range of topics including literature, business, society, and aviation. A prominent story discusses the experiences of writer Roalds Dobrovenskis with dementia. Other articles cover a Latvian student's admission to Harvard, an…
Writer Roalds Dobrovenskis, celebrating his 90th birthday, humorously discusses his impending passing and shares his precise experiences with dementia in an interview.
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Edgars Polis from Balvi has enabled his son, Ilja Polis, to be one of the few Latvian youths admitted to Harvard University, highlighting his father's support.
Madara Cosmetics co-founder Lotte Tisenkopfa-Iltnere discusses her 20 years in business, financial discipline, learning from failures, and the importance of a company giving back to its owners.
Latvia's national airline has agreed to a costly inter-loan, marking the first step in its recapitalization process, with the future ownership structure remaining unclear.
Businessman Agris Zvirbulis is managing the Vini Curlandia vineyard in Renda for the third year. The vineyard was established with a historical connection to the era of Duke Jacob by a Latvian Canadian.
Creators of the youth newspaper 'Krējums' encourage Latvians to move beyond a victim mentality and collectively build a better future, expressing fatigue with social media.
Director Toms Treinis (32) has staged a play titled 'The Stronger Sex' about men and fathers, exploring male emotions and unfiltered love.
