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The news website IR.lv from Latvia features a mix of domestic and cultural stories, with a prominent story about a Latvian jazz singer collaborating with composer Raimonds Pauls. Other domestic topics include a discussion on the necessity of a temporary bridge during the Vansu Bridge renovation in…
Young Latvian jazz singer Gerda Timrota, while creating a joint concert program with composer Raimonds Pauls, has achieved a small miracle by not only singing known songs but also unlocking the Maestro's singing voice.
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Will a new temporary bridge be built in Riga during the renovation of the Vansu Bridge? Experts are skeptical, as they see no data-based justification.
The story of Ilga Lasmane, who became a volunteer actress through a chance encounter and involvement in 39 films.
Media literacy indicators are improving in Latvia, but almost a third of residents primarily notice news by chance on social media.
Laila Atiķe's practice began as a family doctor's office in Liepāja and grew over 25 years into one of the largest private healthcare companies in Kurzeme, with branches in Riga and Ādaži.
A doctoral thesis has been completed in Latvia on infants born to Latvian women and foreign soldiers during World War II. Researcher Oskars Gruziņš has introduced a new theory of 'oppressive memory' to explain the long silence on this topic.
Director Oskars Morozs and special effects artist Māris Lagzdiņš have created a fairytale world using artificial intelligence for the film 'Kristofers and the Key to Two Worlds,' the first time in Latvia.
Independent curator Maija Rudovska leads Studio Kuldīga, is writing a doctoral thesis on the history of curating, and is concerned about the autonomy of art.
Young scientist Kristaps Paļskis from the European Nuclear Research Organization is developing new methods for cancer treatment.
