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The Delfi news front page features several international stories, including the Pentagon urging European countries to ease rhetoric towards Russia, and the closure of Russia's independent media outlet Novaya Gazeta. Domestic news includes a story about the cost of a new stadium, a feature on a…
The Pentagon has called on several European nations, including Latvia, Lithuania, and Estonia, to lessen their harsh rhetoric directed at Russia, according to media reports.
Oleg Stepanov, who once earned millions from oil, shares his story after ending up in a care home.
Russia's independent media outlet Novaya Gazeta announced it will completely cease operations, stating they have entered a 'death zone' and will shut down on November 9th.
While spouses of former presidents in Estonia receive thousands of euros, the article questions what financial support is available for them in Latvia.
Gustavs Grigals, described as a 'mad dog' and benefiting from Finnish coaching, is recognized among the best in Europe's elite hockey.
A student from the Art Academy's composition has become a hit on the internet.
The article discusses the progression from small amounts of alcohol consumption to serious consequences like degradation and brain damage, highlighting the deceptive nature of alcohol sales.
The state and local government have detailed their respective financial contributions towards the costs of a new stadium, raising questions about who will fund the remainder.
An NHL star player has been disqualified by his club after refusing to attend practice.
According to The Wall Street Journal, Ukraine temporarily stopped attacks on Russian oil refineries following pressure from then-President Trump.
The website for the Riga Central Library is back online after being inaccessible for a week.
Ahead of a government decision to liquidate the Society Integration Foundation (SIF), warnings have been issued regarding the potential for political influence over NGO and media activities.
