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The Pietiek news website features several domestic stories, including an analysis of the Latvian public broadcaster's reporting on a progressive Riga City Council member, an investigation into foreign ministry funding of NGOs, and concerns about the management of Latvian Railways. International…
Lato Lapsa criticizes the Latvian public media's program 'De Facto' and reporter Laine Skvorcova for their report concerning Riga City Council member Mārtiņš Eņģelis and the alleged sexual offense.
A 28-year-old laboratory worker in Irkutsk, Daria Shipilova, died on October 2nd, reportedly from measles, raising concerns about the outbreak.
Information published by the Ministry of Finance indicates that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs is funding non-governmental organizations whose objectives do not align with the ministry's functions.
A severely injured female elk was found near the railway in Kalngale, with both hind legs broken, raising questions about the management of Latvian Railways.
A quote from 'Diena' publication suggests that Minister of Transport Rihards Kozlovskis might be urging the disregard or violation of legal norms if they contradict the Prime Minister's opinion.
A critique of the current situation in Latvia, suggesting a lack of planning and potential blame for 'Kulbergs' if he fails to act decisively.
An article questioning why certain figures like Jaunzeme, Citskovskis, and Kronbergs are favored by 'propagandists' while others, like Gorkšs, are criticized.
An institution supervised by the Ministry of Education and Science is renting office space in Riga from a company owned by a Russian ex-banker.
A discussion about the new Sports Law in Latvia and the perceived 'mythical' distribution of funds within the sports sector.
The management and shareholders of the Latvian national airline 'airBaltic' have reportedly found a real and effective method to economize funds for paying off its billion-euro debt.
An analysis of the distinctive features of the war in Ukraine, focusing on the unique tactics employed by the Ukrainian Armed Forces in the use of military robots.
The results of the Saeima elections are seen as positive for Latvia, offering an opportunity to overcome structural corruption in state administration.
An article discusses the aging medical workforce in Latvia and poses the question of what the upcoming Minister of Health should do to address this issue.
Transparency International Latvia (Delna) states that public information from the State Chancellery regarding the director's employment shows organizational integrity and transparency issues.
Based on information from the Ministry of Justice, the appointment of an individual to a ministerial position is presented not as a safeguard, but as a potentially negative development for Latvia.
The article reflects on Latvia's 99 years of independence, suggesting that even if the country is perceived as a 'village,' Pietiek's existence is important.
The article suggests that data from the Road Traffic Safety Directorate (CSDD) provides additional arguments for the defense, particularly concerning legislative interpretations.
The article questions who the public trusts, focusing on the media's role and the broader implications for democratic processes and institutional trust.
Following the elections, this article analyzes the political anatomy of the results, examining the democratic process and the institutions involved.
The article discusses the upcoming presidential election, suggesting that a new president could usher in a new era for Latvia, examining the political landscape and candidate implications.
An analysis of the recent parliamentary election results and the differing viewpoints within political parties, including those with anti-immigration stances.
A publication from the Latvian Public Broadcasting's financial sector leadership discusses the role and significance of financial leaders.
