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The news website 'Ir' from Latvia focuses on domestic political developments, economic inequality, and cultural figures. Top stories include analysis of recent election surprises and their impact on the political landscape, an investigation into business ties, and a look at poverty and economic…
Journalist Aidis Tomsons explains why one party won the elections by a large margin and why politicians no longer have the opportunity to step back from making difficult decisions.
Analysis suggests that a new political figure, Kulbergs, will face significant challenges.
A political commentary discussing the impact of Kulbergs' rise.
The investigation continues into the network of business ties that provided a valuable tractor to Armands Krauzes, linking businessman Nauris Kāpostiņš and timber industry worker Pata.
Household incomes in Latvia have more than doubled in a decade, yet inequality remains among the highest in the EU, questioning why some segments of society are not benefiting from growth.
Māra Svīre, author of the script for the Latvian Cultural Canon film 'Limuzīns Jāņu nakts krāsā' and 36 books, will celebrate her 90th birthday on October 13th.
The distribution of votes in the Saeima has radically changed, with voters trusting the new prime minister, while ZZS sends its policy veterans into retirement.
Andris Kulbergs is determined to 'put the country in order,' but is not yet rushing to choose coalition partners. Government advisor reveals the scope of 'bloody' budget cuts being worked on.
A cartoon commenting on migration issues.
A profile of painter Klāvs Veinbahs.
Henrijs Mucenieks, a member of the group 'Muud' which has topped Latvian music charts, also plays in the legendary rock band 'Līvi,' which begins its 50th-anniversary concert tour in Latvia in October.
Dzelde Mierkalne, a scholar supported by Vija Celmiņa, shares her advice on self-belief.
