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The Pietiek news front page focuses on domestic Latvian affairs, particularly concerning citizenship, government decisions, and alleged corruption. International news includes topics like organized unrest in France and a recent PISA study. There are also opinion pieces and commentary on various…
Pietiek is publishing the full declassified stenogram of the October 14th Saeima Citizenship, Migration and Public Cohesion Commission meeting, detailing how and with what 'arguments' a decision was made regarding Latvian citizenship for the scammer Divja Višvanata.
Last week, the show 'Aizliegtais paņēmiens' (AP) broadcast an interview with drunk driver Reinis Uzulnieks, which was done against professional ethics and legality.
The unpopular Klaus Schwab has long been removed from the track, but his concepts are still alive and relevant, and no one has canceled them.
The State Police's decision, by which a person was fined 1200 euros and banned from driving for five years, is being challenged, but the police officer does not identify himself, and the video recording is not provided.
In short, what happened: on 14.09.2023, the Saeima, in one session, urgently, without a single vote against, with a separate law, recognized Indian businessman Kanan Višvanata as a Latvian citizen.
The author considers it necessary to inform Latvian society and the media about why they, as a prosecutor, were targeted.
The latest Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA) study, organized by the OECD, has been published.
This is what Alvis Hermanis warned Europe about in 2015, and Douglas Murray in his book shortly after.
On October 22, 2026, the Saeima supported historic amendments to the Law on Support for Ukrainian Civilians in the first reading, which for the first time open the way for Ukrainian war refugees to Latvia.
It is precisely the 'Vienotība' deputy Andrejs Judins who owns the saying that a good prosecutor must be able to see a crime even where...
This will not be a guide, but rather a story about how to discredit genuinely victimized women.
So, who exactly was seen in the video spread on social networks a couple of weeks ago?
Recently, Salaspils municipality mayor Raivis Anspaks (JV) publicly boasted that a new chapter was being turned in Salaspils cultural life.
Today I participated in a lynching. I have the feeling that the verdict was prepared even before I was given the floor.
In one of the last Saeima sessions, it is planned to urgently adopt the amendments to the Law on Environmental Protection Fund, which, according to the 'Green and Farmers' Union', will ensure that the Latvian state will not be able to purchase any of the state's assets.
The text discusses how political parties can self-destruct and fail to enter parliament.
The article discusses the political situation in Brazil, referencing historical events and figures, and implies the difficulty of removing communist ideologies once established.
Last week, the Saeima, the parliamentary minority, and the government on the 14th approved changes to the Citizenship Law, which will grant citizenship to the Indian businessman Kanana Višvanata.
The article discusses the risks to Latvian enterprises due to a lack of capital renovation and the potential consequences for the country's economy.
The article criticizes the Latvian government's handling of complex issues, suggesting their actions are unconvincing and insufficient.
The article states that it contains facts, documents, and evidence regarding Divja Višvanata, and that Pietiek will publish them, but the publication date is unknown.
The article discusses the demands of African immigrants in Latvia for more rights, highlighting their perspective and the context of their situation.
The article discusses regulations and permits related to bear hunting in Latvia, focusing on the bureaucratic procedures involved.
The article reflects on the need to examine and understand self-destructive models of behavior, possibly in a political or social context.
