Latvian Film "Uļa" Becomes Most-Watched Since 2019 ↗
Front page leadThe Latvian film "Uļa" has achieved the status of the most-watched Latvian film during its opening weekend since 2019, indicating a strong audience reception.
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The news from TVNET Latvia focuses on a mix of domestic and international stories. Prominent domestic news includes a Latvian film becoming the most-watched since 2019, a scandal surrounding TV personality Yulia Menshova's residence permit, and a report on significant child rights violations at an…
The Latvian film "Uļa" has achieved the status of the most-watched Latvian film during its opening weekend since 2019, indicating a strong audience reception.
An analysis explores the differing perspectives of India and China regarding Russia's ongoing war in Ukraine, questioning India's desire for peace while China's stance remains ambiguous.
A criminal case has been opened against a citizen of Uzbekistan for allegedly offering money to children to engage in sexual activities.
A family was kept in the dark about their grandmother's romantic entanglements until a text message arrived concerning a €3000 loan guarantee.
A Rosneft refinery in Samara is on fire following a drone attack attributed to Ukraine.
A fatal car accident has been reported in Mērdzene Parish.
There is a scandal concerning whether Yulia Menshova, a supporter of Russian propaganda, still has a valid residence permit in Latvia.
The number of confirmed deaths among Russian invaders in Ukraine has reached at least 258,989.
Latvian forward Naudiņš, described as a 'two-meter tall attacker,' has reportedly attracted the attention of NHL scouts.
The orphanage in Latgale has revealed serious violations of children's rights.
The Rīgas 'Atvasara' festival has drawn significant criticism from attendees, prompting a response from the organizers.
A report, possibly speculative or from a specific source, suggests that a war with Europe could potentially last for three days.
The election results presented to Vladimir Putin indicate that the majority of the public supports the war.