The exhibition catalog 'Light from Italy. From Fattori to Morandi,' for an exhibition held at the Latvian National Museum of Art in Riga, has been awarded the annual prize of the Latvian Museum Association.
A diverse view of today's world – this is how the diploma works of young playwrights from the Latvian Academy of Culture are characterized, in which personal stories and socially relevant issues are intertwined.
The doctors' salary system is fragmented, salary differences can be up to ten times.
A French NATO fighter jet shot down a drone that entered Latvian airspace from Russia, with debris from the downed drone still being searched for in the Rēzekne region. NATO officials stated the incident demonstrates the alliance's commitment to protecting its territory.
Latvia's State Immovable Property Agency is preparing to transfer another batch of vehicles, previously confiscated from drunk drivers, to Ukraine as part of its ongoing support.
Kane Parsons, a 20-year-old director, is gaining recognition for his work on A24's film 'Backrooms: No Exit'. The film is being discussed alongside other contemporary media like the series 'Euphoria'.
Latvia has signed a contract for the construction of Rail Baltica's main line, with the cost per kilometer being more than twice as high as in Estonia and 50 percent higher than in Lithuania. The contract was signed with the E.R.B. Rail JV consortium.
Latvia is at risk of losing €50 million in EU funding allocated for the Rail Baltica project, which could impact the progress and financial viability of the major railway infrastructure development.
This entry provides a general news summary for June 12, without specific details on any single event. It serves as a compilation of the day's headlines.
The III Points 2026 music festival has added Charlotte de Witte, GZA, Flying Lotus, and Honey Dijon to its lineup, while Latvia's Fāze '26 festival will feature performances by Alejas, Laika suns, and Keitija Bārbale. Both festivals are expanding their artist rosters for the upcoming year.
The Kurzeme District Court has acquitted the former executive director of Ventspils municipality, Juris Krilovski, of the charge of exceeding official authority for mercenary purposes, the LETA agency learned from the court.
Ukraine successfully repelled a massive Russian drone attack, destroying 124 out of 155 drones, though some hits were recorded. Latvia is studying Ukraine's defense strategies against drones to shift from expensive destroyers to more effective solutions.
On Saturday, June 6, the official pre-election campaign period begins in Latvia for the 15th Saeima elections, which will last until election day – October 3.
Two special houses for solitary bees and other pollinating insects have been created in Uzvaras Park. They are 3D printed from concrete and designed as art objects.
Tuesday will be warm in Latvia, but it may rain in places, according to forecasts.
Latvian Defence Minister Raivis Melnis has arrived in Ukraine's capital, Kyiv, marking his first official foreign visit since taking office. The visit underscores continued international support for Ukraine.
A NATO fighter jet shot down a drone over Latvia, an incident that has heightened concerns about the potential spread of the Ukraine war. This event marks a significant moment as it is the first confirmed instance of a NATO aircraft downing a drone in the region, with new video footage emerging of the incident.
Latvia's failure to complete the Rail Baltica construction by the deadline will inevitably incur costs for Estonia, according to Estonian Auditor General Janar Holm.
More than 200 students from all over Latvia tested their knowledge and creativity this year in the "Sun Cup" competition.
Rolls-Royce has been contracted to construct four Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) facilities for Sunly in Latvia, enhancing the region's energy infrastructure.
A Latvian general has issued a stark warning that Russia could attempt to invade NATO member states by the end of 2028. This assessment highlights growing concerns about potential Russian aggression towards Baltic nations.
A new study indicates that Latvians often simultaneously identify with both liberal and conservative ideologies, reflecting complex societal attitudes.
