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The front page of IR, a Latvian news website, features a mix of domestic and international news, with a focus on politics, culture, and society. Top stories include a large protest by passenger carriers just before elections, an interview with a historian about security and the impact of political…
Two weeks before the elections, passenger carriers organized a large protest action, for which they will have to pay a fine of almost one million euros. The article questions whether it was worth it.
This story likely discusses Latvia's foreign policy or relationship with the United States, especially in the context of current political events.
This headline suggests a discussion about defense, strategy, or political approaches, possibly related to international conflicts or domestic security.
Historian Una Bergman explains how the results of the Saeima elections can affect Latvia's security and why Donald Trump's political recipe is harmful to us and Ukraine.
A review of the Dailes Theatre comedy, suggesting it may not be a laugh-out-loud experience.
An overview of autumn exhibitions in Riga and its surroundings.
Latvian company Carbon Less Future won the European Design Award for developing an elegant solution for growing trees in a container.
Data centers are accused of huge energy consumption and environmental pollution, and resistance against them is growing across Europe.
Profile of Toms Komass, Latvia's record holder in 100 km running.
The leader of the Latvian U-16 basketball team, Benjamin Janis Berue, has received offers from 40 US universities and is aiming for his dream of playing in the NBA.
Director Viesturs Kairišs discusses his film Ula, the Latgale region, and the importance of Latvian culture during a time of societal and political chaos.
Writer Roalds Dobrovenskis, celebrating his 90th birthday, humorously discusses his experience with dementia.
