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"The security of the Baltic states is inseparable from the security of Finland and the entire Nordic region, so a strong ...

RIGA - Freedom cannot be taken for granted, because it is fragile and requires attention every day, emphasized President ...

TALLINN - President Alar Karis continues his state visit to Portugal on Friday at the invitation of Portuguese President ...

RIGA - Latvia's foreign policy priorities are security, support for Ukraine and strengthening Euro-Atlantic ties, President Edgars Rinkevics said during a meeting with Foreign Minister Baiba Braze ...

RIGA - If Denmark invites Latvia to participate, the National Armed Forces are ready to take part in military exercises in Greenland, says Defense Minister Andris Spruds (Progressives).

RIGA - Riga Regional Court on Friday found former MP Janis Adamsons guilty of spying for Russia and sentenced him to eight years and two months in prison and two years under probation supervision. The ...

According to data from the real estate portal Kinnisvara24 and the Estonian Land Board, foreigners conducted a total of 5,355 real estate transactions in Estonia in 2025, consisting of 2,601 purchases ...

RIGA - The association Jews for Peace has called on Latvijas Sabiedriskais Medijs (LSM) public service media company to reconsider its position regarding the Israeli public broadcaster's participation ...

RIGA - The experience of the barricades of 1991 in Riga confirms shows the necessity of quick decisions and initiative, Prime Minister Evika Silina (New Unity) said Friday at a conference to the 35th ...

VILNIUS - Lithuanian Defense Minister Robertas Kaunas will meet his Polish counterpart Wladyslaw Kosiniak-Kamysz in Warsaw on Friday to discuss plans for a military training area in southern Lithuania ...

VILNIUS - Lithuania should consider taking part in European military exercises in Greenland as allies begin deploying troops to the Arctic island, Foreign Minister Kestutis Budrys said on Friday.