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The news website IR from Latvia features a mix of domestic and international stories. Prominent domestic topics include discussions on educational modules, historical discoveries in Riga, and the potential of 'Rights of Nature' initiatives for Latvian forests. Internationally, the site covers a…
Following recent international exercises utilizing a synthetic society developed in Riga, Jānis Sārts, director of the NATO Strategic Communications Centre of Excellence, shares thoughts on how Latvia can leverage AI development.
An analysis on the formation or actions of the Latvian government.
A story likely related to political maneuvering or a mistake by an individual named Kulbergs.
Educators, doctors, and other public organizations criticize the hastily advanced family and health education module planned for schools, revealing the involvement of a Teen STAR instructor in its development.
While monitoring the reconstruction of the Art Museum Arsenāls in Old Riga, archaeologist Artūrs Tomsons discovered a centuries-old bracelet that could alter perceptions of the capital's history.
These generals, who once fought for Israel's security, now view 'Jewish terrorism' as a threat and blame the current government for supporting 'ethnic cleansing', amidst upcoming elections that will determine the influence of the far-right.
Viesturs Kairišs has staged Richard Strauss's comic opera 'The Knight of the Rose' with a didacticism reminiscent of medieval moralities.
To strengthen the protection of forests, waters, and bogs, a signature collection for the 'Rights of Nature' initiative has begun in Europe, explained by Jānis Nicmanis, founder of the organization 'Puse Latvijas'.
A profile of Svetlana Krēsliņa, a world champion in dog agility.
Livonian linguist and poet Valts Ernštreits has become the chairman of the National Culture Council and received the prestigious Baltic Assembly Prize in Literature for his poetry collection 'Livonian Ballads'.
