Furthermore, according to the prime minister, the grain no longer belongs to Russia but to companies from Latvia’s strategic partner countries, including the United States, Switzerland and Japan.
As a new cyclone approaches Latvia from the west, the wind will gradually strengthen, becoming a moderate to moderately strong southerly or southwesterly wind, with gusts reaching 15–19 m/s on the coast.
As the week draws to a close, atmospheric pressure will gradually rise, and the sky will see varying cloud cover.
The situation spiraled out of control following the arrival of masked, black dressed activists and vandals.
Several attacks on tankers have occurred in or near Romanian territorial waters over the past few days.
Seabury has been providing investment banking and financial advisory services to airBaltic since March 2026 as part of the airline’s restructuring process.
In recent months, Ukrainian strikes have caused serious damage to Russian oil refineries and triggered fuel shortages.
Cybercriminals gained control of the software monitoring temperatures in the refrigerators and freezers and forced the units to heat up to 50 degrees Celsius.
Summary: Latvia is set for a warmer week, with sunny spells and temperatures of up to +12°C initially, followed by more clouds, occasional rain and daytime highs reaching +15°C later in the week.
Latvia’s Competition Council has uncovered a cartel in the funeral services industry and imposed fines exceeding 47,000 euros.
The court concluded that the contested decisions are legally binding on a single institution within a public-law entity and do not directly require any actions to be taken outside public administration.
Carney said that the entire nation is mourning the loss of these brave soldiers.
Following prolonged negotiations over the outstanding excise tax liabilities, the State Revenue Service froze the company’s bank accounts.
Winds will be light, though a moderate to moderately strong northwesterly wind will persist along the coast.
The 22-kilometer-long section of the pipeline consists of two pipes, which run from Russia through the southeastern corner of Estonian territory, continuing through Latvia and Lithuania toward Königsberg.