A €1m protest fine, and software with Russian ties
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Passenger carriers staged a large-scale protest two weeks before the elections. They will now have to pay a fine of almost €1m for the demonstration, prompting questions over whether it was worth it.
Analysts are reviewing which of the 14th Saeima coalition's campaign promises have actually been fulfilled. Meanwhile, historian Una Bergmane warned that Donald Trump's political recipe remains harmful to national security and Ukraine.
Following power grid synchronization, maintaining competitive electricity prices has emerged as a new challenge. Separately, local law enforcement agencies have purchased software from a firm accused by Politico of having ties to Russia.