Millions from one truck: Discussion on illegal cigarette factories in Latvia ↗
Front page leadAn investigation into illegal cigarette production facilities in Latvia reveals millions in revenue and the presence of rat urine in the tobacco.
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The news on Delfi.lv highlights a discussion about illegal cigarette factories in Latvia, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's support for Putin's war, and issues concerning airBaltic bondholders. Other stories include Latvia's shift to winter time, an investigation into a CSDD security loophole, and…
An investigation into illegal cigarette production facilities in Latvia reveals millions in revenue and the presence of rat urine in the tobacco.
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has reportedly pledged to support Russian President Putin in his ongoing conflict.
A group of private bondholders for the airline airBaltic are expressing their dissatisfaction with the company's financial situation.
Latvia will be changing its clocks to winter time earlier than usual this year.
Former CSDD official Skuruls provided a brief comment on the 'security loophole' case, with Delfi looking behind the scenes.
Albert Smits contributed to his team's success with his aggressive play, helping the Rangers extend their winning streak.
Krista Paika, who survived a death sentence, is now conscious according to her legal representatives.
A guide is offered on how to successfully stop smoking, emphasizing that cigarettes are harmful.
The well-known fitness couple Edijs and Kitija Naumanis have officially divorced.
Riga is set to host a gastronomy and wine festival, aiming to establish itself as a culinary hub in the Baltics.
A significant amount of forest land, totaling 2600 hectares, has been sold within Latvia.
Artist Miks Galvanovskis has revealed plans for a new album and a concert performance in a large arena.
An account of the electoral practices in Latvia before the war, detailing instances of voter suppression and ballot tampering.