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The news website IR from Latvia features prominent stories on domestic politics, including the upcoming Saeima elections and interviews with prime ministerial candidates. It also covers cultural topics like a film about a famous Latvian basketball player and a review of a film portrait…
Ahead of the 15th Saeima elections, this article discusses what concerns young people and what kind of government they wish to see, featuring discussions with supporters of popular parties and undecided voters.
An article discussing the importance of the Saeima (Latvian Parliament) and possibly its current state or functioning.
Ilze Indriksone, the National Alliance's candidate for Prime Minister, discusses coalition possibilities with Šlesers, her stance on the Istanbul Convention, and proposals for public media management.
This appears to be a cultural piece, possibly a review or commentary, related to a diary, presented in a Latvian context.
A review of the film 'Uļa,' described as a beautiful cinematic portrait of basketball player Uljana Semjonova.
The article highlights Bendžamins Jānis Beruē, a leader of the Latvian U-16 basketball team that won the European Championship, who has received offers from US colleges and is pursuing his NBA dream.
Brussels has confirmed its willingness to consider granting Ottawa associate member status, indicating a potential deepening of relations between Canada and the European Union.
This health-focused article suggests diversifying one's diet to include at least 30 different plants weekly to improve well-being, gut health, and potentially prevent illnesses.
A cartoon titled 'War Axe', likely a political or social commentary.
A political cartoon or commentary titled 'Second Chance'.
A political cartoon or commentary titled 'Welcome!'
A cartoon titled 'Ideology', likely offering commentary on political or social ideologies.
A political cartoon or commentary titled 'Debtor - Bridge King'.
This article likely details an economic growth plan proposed by someone named Kulbergs.
A cartoon titled 'Droning', possibly related to current events or technology.
A political cartoon or commentary titled 'Still Flying'.
Director Viesturs Kairišs discusses his film 'Uļa', the region of Latgale, and the significance of Latvian culture during times of societal and political chaos.
An article or interview with Tony Strod, the creator of 'Let's Go Paint', likely focusing on his work and artistic endeavors.
The article shares insights from writer Roalds Dobrovenskis (90) as he discusses his experience with dementia, offering a personal and reflective account.
Director Toms Treinis (32) discusses themes related to fatherhood, masculinity, and demographic trends in relation to his play 'The Strong Sex'.
