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The news website IR from Latvia features stories on domestic environmental initiatives, political models, technological advancements with NATO, and social issues in education. International news includes a report on former Israeli generals' concerns about settlers and the EU's potential sanctions…
A signature drive has begun in Europe for the 'Rights for Nature' initiative to strengthen the protection of forests, waters, and bogs, explained by Jānis Nicmanis, founder of the association Puse Latvijas.
This story discusses the preferred government models among new voters, featuring insights from Nellija Ločmele and Evelīna Paula Vāvere.
A unique 'digital twin' of society has been developed in Riga, which is being used to train NATO capabilities, according to Jānis Sārts.
Former Israeli generals, who once fought for the country's security, now consider 'Jewish terrorism' a threat and blame the government for supporting 'ethnic cleansing' amid upcoming elections influenced by far-right extremism.
Educators, doctors, and other public organizations criticize the rapidly introduced family and health education module for schools, which involves a trainer from the conservative sex education program Teen STAR.
This is a review of stories from Latvian legionnaires about their experiences and feelings during World War II.
Viesturs Kairišs has staged Richard Strauss's comic opera 'The Knight of the Rose' with a didacticism reminiscent of medieval morality plays.
According to UN data, radical Israelis are violating international law in the West Bank through occupation, forced displacement, and war crimes, raising the question of EU sanctions.
A caricature by Māris Bišofs.
A commentary by Ernests Kļaviņš.
A piece by Ernests Kļaviņš on mass migration.
A caricature by Māris Bišofs.
A commentary by Ernests Kļaviņš.
A caricature by Māris Bišofs.
A commentary by Ernests Kļaviņš.
Feature on 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'.
A member of the Latvian Home Guard is developing an application designed to recognize drones, with the aim of assisting Latvia.
