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The front page of IR, a Latvian news website, features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a piece on genetic testing for cancer prevention, a profile of a Latvian runner, and Liepāja's preparation to be the European Capital of Culture. International news covers…
Entrepreneurial women who know they have inherited a dangerous gene mutation are encouraged to get tested to be aware of their risk of developing cancer. A consultation platform Drosmesgeni.lv has launched in October, Breast Health Month.
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Lauma Izāka, 45, has emerged as one of Latvia's strongest long-distance runners this season, despite only being able to run a kilometer three years ago due to illness.
In January, Liepāja will become the European Capital of Culture. The program includes events for both culture connoisseurs and traditional value adherents, according to Baiba Bartkeviča, the artistic director of the Liepāja 2027 foundation.
University of Latvia geologists studied glaciers in Greenland for a month, where expeditions required them to be armed with rifles. The results revealed unexpected findings about the state of the glaciers.
Hundreds of thousands of protesters across France are demanding better education, revealing deeper dissatisfaction with the education system.
This article explores the business operations of Omnicom Media, an agency focused on assisting other businesses with their development.
A reservist is developing an application to recognize drones, with the aim of contributing to Latvia's defense.
Social anthropologist Anna Žabicka discusses fears of aging, the power of friendship, and why politicians should consider not only the unborn but also the elderly.
This article likely focuses on the work and life of Klāvs Veinbahs, a painter associated with the Old St. Gertrude's Church.
