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The Delfi news front page features a mix of international and domestic stories. Top headlines include a review of autumn TV series, a referendum in Switzerland on neutrality, and Latvia's participation in a professional skills competition in Shanghai. Other notable stories cover a political…
This story highlights the top TV series recommendations for the autumn season, featuring a mix of family sagas and black humor, including a mention of Karlis Arnolds Avots.
Switzerland is holding a referendum to decide on whether to enforce its neutrality more strictly, with implications for its foreign policy.
The story follows the Latvian team's performance and experiences at a global competition for young professionals held in Shanghai.
This article explores the cultural differences in the perception and consumption of certain wild mushrooms, specifically why they are considered poisonous in Western Europe but consumed in the Baltics.
The father of a public figure, Stepanenko, has reportedly boasted in an LTV interview about his company's support for the Russian army, sparking controversy.
A weather forecast predicting sunny conditions for Sunday afternoon across various regions.
This story features photos and details of students participating in training exercises to prepare for potential air threats.
An article delving into the reasons behind the negative sentiment towards tennis player Alexander Zverev within the sport's community.
This story is about a free 16-day adventure trip across Europe undertaken by a young person, detailing their experiences.
An investigation into a large-scale criminal operation involving 13 Lithuanian mafiosi and the vast sums of money they allegedly accumulated.
A historical crime case from Germany involving incest, murder, and unsolved mysteries that have persisted for over a century.
An exploration by Laimute Balode on the linguistic and cultural understanding between Latvians and Lithuanians.
The city of Riga is planning to expand its urban infrastructure by creating ten new points focused on mobility.
