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The news on Pietiek focuses heavily on Latvian domestic politics, with several articles scrutinizing parliamentary actions, political figures, and potential corruption. There are also pieces discussing societal issues, such as citizenship, and international relations, including a mention of…
Ivars Kalvins, President of the Latvian Academy of Sciences, has informed the public and media about his recommendation to the Saeima committee regarding an Indian citizen's request for Latvian citizenship.
The article discusses a book presented to the president by the 'naglin team' after an election, with its title mentioned in the context of Latvian politics.
A letter addressed to EU bureaucracy and their local representatives, referencing a passage from the Book of Revelation.
The article suggests that the recent elections in Russia were not true elections due to the lack of real choice, and notes concerns about Russian attempts to influence elections.
Andrejs Judins from 'Vienotiba' has published a lengthy text defending himself concerning a story of violence and abuse.
Government representatives announced at a press conference that the NGO fund has become a driving force for the new economy.
The outgoing Saeima's committee rejected a collective petition from Latvian citizens regarding open salaries in public administration.
Selma Levrence's account of events from December 2025, published on October 15th, is incomplete and creates a misleading impression.
The article questions why millionaire Andris Ramoliņš did not disclose his alleged 'diesel salary schemes' during a Delfi interview and why he was not asked about them.
The article discusses Andrejs Judins' comment, indicating an unwillingness to objectively examine his behavior and accept responsibility for it.
The article refers to a video published by a supporter named Mārtiņš Krusts, who continues to portray his own version of events in a 'spider jar' context.
The article reports that 69 Saeima deputies granted Latvian citizenship without much deliberation, implying it was offered casually.
The letter to the 'United List' expresses a lack of winners and beneficiaries among the voters, questioning their electoral success.
This headline appears to be a provocative statement or question related to social issues, possibly contrasting different groups' actions or attitudes towards problematic behavior.
The article suggests a favorable balance concerning parliamentary expenses, mentioning individuals and possibly audits related to finances.
An article discussing the assessment model, referencing a publication in the journal "Jurista Vārds" and an appeal to the first instance court.
The article covers a situation where the prosecutor's office is no longer prosecuting lawyers, discussing the individuals involved and the reasons behind the decision.
The article discusses an event involving 'airBaltic', mentioning a flight attendant and the consequences, and hints at a story that could be about the airline's situation.
The article discusses lessons learned during travels to Ankara, Turkey, and mentions cooperation with Latvian consuls and the importance of continuous work.
A public note from Abu Meri on why he chose to publish in Pietiek, citing his motivation to share his thoughts and experiences.
The article presents a critical view of reality, suggesting that what appears to be true is actually misleading or fabricated.
The article questions who is replicating violence against the 'Progressives' and other parties, referencing supermodel Karena Muldera's statements.
