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The front page of TVNET from Latvia features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a report on voter turnout in Riga, a commentary on potential economic cycles, and advice on choosing a candidate before elections. International news covers Russia's broken election promises…
A report from Latvia indicates that 74 polling stations in Riga saw a significantly higher number of voters entrusting their ballots for safekeeping compared to other stations, suggesting unusual patterns in election participation.
This commentary piece speculates on whether the current economic or political climate could lead to a repeat of a past 'eighth year' period, possibly referring to economic downturns or political instability.
This article offers guidance to voters on how to make informed decisions about which candidates to support in upcoming elections, providing advice and considerations for the voting process.
This news item reports on scientific findings related to human longevity, stating that researchers have calculated the maximum possible lifespan for humans.
This lifestyle story features an interview with a public figure, Džilindžers, who is discussing his marriage to Linda Kalniņa for the first time publicly.
This international news report highlights that Russian authorities have failed to uphold a promise made prior to their recent 'elections' regarding not increasing taxes.
According to reports from Brovdi, Ukrainian drone forces are effectively destroying a battalion daily on the front lines, indicating significant impact in the conflict.
This article explores the dynamics within families, discussing reasons why parents perceived as 'good' might experience estrangement from their adult children, featuring insights from psychotherapist Vita Kalniņa.
A report from Strasbourg analyzes the reactions of Latvian Members of the European Parliament to an address by Ursula von der Leyen, questioning whether Europe is thriving or struggling.
This piece highlights an exhibition titled 'Afternoon' by photographer Madara Rutkēviča at the Ogre Museum of History and Art, focusing on themes of 'concrete childhood'.
A quirky news item from Aizpute, Latvia, reports on police officers intervening to resolve a nocturnal confrontation between a badger and a hedgehog.
An interview with Jānis Rāzna, who transitioned from being a participant to the host of the show 'Lauku sēta', discussing the program's inner workings and his personal drive for continuous learning.
This video report offers a behind-the-scenes look at political figures, using controversial labels for Zelensky and Sikorski, and presenting a narrative about Russians being envied for their kindness.
