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This news website from Latvia features a mix of domestic and international stories. Top domestic news includes political developments, a story about a Latvian student attending Harvard, and a business in Liepāja. International news focuses on the airBaltic airline's financial situation and a story…
The youth-created newspaper 'Krējums' encourages Latvians to move beyond victimhood and collectively build a better future, expressing a growing fatigue with social media among their generation.
A political commentary on the current government, implying significant disagreements and challenges.
This political piece discusses an 'unpleasant alternative,' likely referring to a political option or scenario.
Ilya Polis is one of the few Latvian youths admitted to Harvard University in the US, a feat his father, Edgars Polis, has significantly supported.
Spine surgeon Agris Mertenas aims for global success as an inventor and entrepreneur, having developed special back-healing corsets and tourniquets for military use.
A profile piece on Tonijs Strods, the creator of the 'Braucam gleznot' project.
The national airline has agreed to a very costly inter-loan, the first step in its recapitalization process, with the future ownership structure of airBaltic remaining unclear.
Prime Ministerial candidate Andris Šuvajevs believes that after the elections, there will be only two coalition options: either with the Progressives or with Šlesers.
Writer Roalds Dobrovenskis, celebrating his 90th birthday, humorously discusses his experience with dementia, sharing clear and profound insights during an interview.
Director Toms Treinis discusses his play 'Stiprais dzimums' (The Strong Sex), which explores masculinity and fatherhood, allowing for vulnerability and unembellished love among men.
Lotte Tisenkopfa-Iltnere, the founder of Madara Cosmetics, shares her complex relationship with money in this interview snippet.
