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The news from Delfi Latvia covers a range of topics including a legal decision by the Constitutional Court, a profile of a young Latvian hockey player in New York, business news about Lidl's opening hours and "Amber Latvijas balzams" facing account freezes, cultural news on a theater production…
The Constitutional Court has rejected Prosecutor General Janis Meister's request to review decisions made in the "wood industry case," indicating the court will not re-examine these rulings.
This story follows an 18-year-old Latvian named Smits as he adapts to life in New York City and pursues his hockey career.
The recent changes to Lidl's operating hours might be temporary, suggesting potential further adjustments.
The company "Amber Latvijas balzams" provides an explanation for the State Revenue Service's decision to freeze its bank accounts.
Ingus Bērziņš discusses the Dailes Theatre's new play, "Order No. 2," noting that its creators present a story with no positive characters.
According to Kulbergs, Russian grain is not being transported through Latvia because Latvian strategic partners have purchased it.
Olga Kambala shares a difficult personal account of experiences during her marriage to Kaspars.
There are plans for a leadership change at "Indexo banka."
The former actor, identified as Čepmens, recorded his last moments before being attacked and killed by a tiger.
Riga is hosting an "HR Week" that will cover topics ranging from employee burnout to the use of artificial intelligence in recruitment.
The main headquarters of the oil company Saudi Aramco has been damaged by a missile attack.
