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The front page of Delfi (Latvia) features a mix of domestic and international news. Key stories include concerns about high electricity prices and energy tariffs, a Polish special operation at the border with Russia to prevent sabotage, and the disclosure of financial declarations by Latvian…
High electricity prices are prompting consumers to consider whether to choose a fixed or market-based tariff and to examine the offerings of various energy suppliers.
Poland has initiated a special operation near its border with Russia aimed at ensuring the security of the border region and preventing acts of sabotage.
Financial declarations from officials overseen by the Latvian Academy of Sciences (LZA) show incomes in the hundreds of thousands and savings of up to half a million.
Major hockey nations are refusing to host tournaments and issue visas, indicating their disapproval of Russia's potential return to international hockey.
An overview of the upcoming US midterm elections, detailing the positions and candidates that voters will be choosing.
Goaltender Arturs Silovs is performing exceptionally well, creating a challenge for the Pittsburgh Penguins.
A report detailing the process of gathering schoolchildren from Codes for a specific meeting, highlighting the logistics involved.
A video showcases an unusual and perhaps comical technique used by a basketball player for executing free throws.
An object, which had prompted a search by the National Armed Forces (NBS) and raised concerns, has landed near Tilza in the Balvi region.
A businessman has been convicted of tax evasion and ordered by the court to pay over 953,000 euros in fines.
Magone expresses her sadness about prolonged periods of loneliness and her desire to be married.
The latest model of the Audi Q7 is now on sale in Latvia.
The US midterm elections are characterized by intense competition for votes, with significant financial stakes and implications for Donald Trump's reputation.
