Tough Worlds For Red Wings
Austria will be continuing on in the IIHF World Championship and the country can given plenty of thanks…
Nuclear verdicts: A litigator’s perspective
Nuclear verdicts are on the rise. What’s fueling the gigantic payouts, and why are juries so likely to…
Latvia suffers heavy defeat, fails to reach quarterfinals at Ice Hockey World Championship
On Tuesday in Stockholm, the Latvian men’s national ice hockey team suffered a heavy 1:6 defeat against Austria…
Human trafficking on the rise in Latvia – government promises a new, stricter action plan
Latvia is currently undergoing a transitional phase in terms of human trafficking, according to the draft Action Plan…
Red Wings Kasper Leading Austria
Austria is still in with a chance of reaching the quarter-finals at the IIHF World Championship and the…
Latvia qualifies for Eurovision final
In the second semi-final of the Eurovision Song Contest held in Basel, Switzerland, the Latvian ethno-music group Tautumeitas…
New professional military secondary school to be established in Latvia
The Ministry of Defence will establish a professional military secondary school in Malta, RÄ“zekne Municipality, to strengthen patriotic…
Rain, gusts, and frost – a chilly weekend ahead in Latvia
Thursday will be mostly cloudy. Overnight, rain is expected in both western and eastern regions, with prolonged rainfall…
Steelers release 2025 schedule
In 2006, the NFL implemented “flexible scheduling,” a procedure designed to promote quality matchups on Sunday nights and…
Director Of DOGE-Canceled Program To Monitor Marijuana Potency Hopes His Work Can Continue
The head of a longtime program to track the potency of marijuana seized by law enforcement—the federal contract…
New Zealand Rugby has become a bloated and dysfunctional mess
A Set small text size A Set the default text size A Set large text size It’s heartening…
Prices continue to rise – food in Latvia has become significantly more expensive
In April this year, consumer prices in Latvia increased by 1.1% compared to March, and by 3.9% compared…