Competition Council Fines Eight Companies for Funeral Industry Cartel ↗
Front page leadLatvia's Competition Council has fined eight companies for participating in a cartel within the funeral industry.
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Latvia's Competition Council has fined eight companies for participating in a cartel within the funeral industry.
An analysis of the causes behind the protests in France and the challenges in resolving the ongoing crisis.
The victory of Andris Kulbergs in Latvia is presented as a warning to Europe regarding the rise of populism.
Latvian doctor Miķelis Pūķis diagnoses specific tumor types to assist oncologists in patient treatment.
According to media reports, Vitkofs intends to travel to Moscow following peace discussions in Europe.
The theatrical collaboration "Ēriks un Anna" at Chekhov's Theatre is reviewed, focusing on Džilindžers and Kalniņa's exploration of relationship dynamics.
The New York Rangers, with player Šmits in their lineup, have achieved their best season start since 1990.
An account of a polar explorer's survival after being stranded for two years in the Arctic, facing isolation and starvation.
A leader of a hunger cult in Kenya has been convicted of murdering 190 children.
Victoria's Secret surprised audiences with a show featuring a high-value bra, transgender models, and plus-size models.
A hospice nurse in Latvia, who survived clinical death, now dedicates herself to helping others near the end of life.
The IFBB Latvian Open Championship for fitness sports was successfully held in Riga.
Jurevičs states that the upcoming municipal elections will be decisive for the New Unity party.