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A new service aimed at providing timely support to families with preschool-aged children is set to be introduced in Liepāja and South Kurzeme, emphasizing early intervention before problems escalate.

Ski trails in Latvia are experiencing a successful season, with good snow conditions attracting many skiers, including foreigners.

Latvian goalie Šilovs secured his second career NHL game without conceding a goal, helping the Pittsburgh Penguins to victory over the Vegas Golden Knights.

The film 'Dark Blue Gospel' directed by Oskars Rupenheits wins the National Film Award 'Lielais Kristaps' during the award ceremony held in Riga.

The article discusses the emotional impact of the arrival of spring and provides a horoscope for various astrological signs related to love and relationships.

The article discusses extremely dangerous and often absurd weight loss methods that have arisen historically, particularly among women, and warns against trying these diets to avoid health risks.

British Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie will not be attending the prestigious Royal Ascot horse races this year due to ongoing scrutiny surrounding their parents connected to the Jeffrey Epstein scandal.

The article examines consumer spending patterns in Latvia, particularly focusing on spending behavior during payday and the increase in marketplace activity.

The price of gold surged last year due to increasing global insecurity, with market experts discussing this year's implications.

A conflict between the Cēsis municipality and a local resident over access to Lake Mazums raises critical legal questions about public interest versus private property rights.

The article presents a fun quiz challenging readers to identify various fruits and berries from close-up images.

At Milan Fashion Week, Roberto Cavalli's creative director Fausto Puglisi surprised audiences with a nearly all-black collection, emphasizing a dark romanticism that is both sensual and strong.

In Latvia, only 14% of men facing mental health issues have sought professional help, highlighting a significant stigma against seeking assistance amid a high suicide rate among men.

The article explores the rise of kebab fast-food restaurants in Latvia run by foreigners and examines their impact on local businesses.

Marta Šulce utilized her experience as a pharmacist to create the successful skincare brand "SILMACHY," which has gained recognition in Latvia and beyond.

Concerns have been raised in Latvia about the reliability of medical equipment used for patient diagnostics and treatment, following criticisms of the existing control and certification systems.

This article compiles weekend photos shared by Latvian celebrities on social media, showcasing what they were up to during the weekend.

A sudden change in traffic organization near the 'Kamolītis' kindergarten in Iļģuciems has left parents and staff dissatisfied due to increased challenges in dropping off children.

The planned demolition of the historic Šmēling Chapel at the Children's Clinical University Hospital has sparked public outrage and raised questions about its preservation amidst prevalent regulatory challenges.

The article discusses Europe’s status as a global superpower, highlighting the recent security conference in Munich that underscored the continent's technological and industrial strengths.

Latvia's basketball team suffered another defeat against Poland, led by naturalized American player Jordans Loyds, in a tense match held in Gdynia.

Latvia's men's basketball team lost to Poland 72-92 in a crucial World Cup qualifying match held in Gdynia.

Latvian defender Kristaps Žīle scored two goals in a Czech Extraliga match, leading Liberec to a 6-3 victory over Olomouc.

Latvian goalie Artūrs Šilovs achieved his second career shutout in the NHL as he helped the Pittsburgh Penguins secure a 5-0 victory over the Vegas Golden Knights.

The director of NATO's Strategic Communications Centre, Jānis Sārts, suggests that the war in Iran could diminish Russia's international influence, analyzing its impact on European security.

A shooting at a bar in Austin, Texas resulted in the deaths of two individuals and left 14 injured, with the assailant being identified as Ndiaga Diagne, an American citizen of Somali descent.

Latvian resident Andžejs shares insights on the panic and reactions of people in the United Arab Emirates following Iranian missile attacks in response to U.S. and Israeli airstrikes.

The Israeli army has reported significant attacks on Iranian military command and control centers, targeting multiple installations linked to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.

Concerns have been raised about the functioning of ventilation systems in the recently renovated Gaiļezers medical buildings in Latvia after the hospital's relocation.

A teacher from Zemgale, Latvia, has been convicted for creating and distributing child pornography, involving at least 172 crimes and leaving over 150 victims.

The Corruption Prevention and Combating Bureau (KNAB) has initiated an investigation into municipal electric bus procurements worth 8.8 million euros, funded by the European recovery fund, amid concerns over favoritism towards two Latvia-based companies.

The Latvian Competition Council has begun proceedings against "Latvijas Valsts meži" concerning long-term forestry contracts amidst ongoing investigations into government support for the forestry sector.

The Stabilitātei party has lost its faction in the Saeima due to scandals and decreased parliamentary representation, leading to significant financial losses.

Latvia's preparations for the Saeima elections are behind schedule, with crucial voting system enhancements only starting now, seven months before the elections.

A report highlights the slow progress of civil defense enhancements in Latvia amid rising sabotage incidents linked to Russia during the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.

Amid the current security situation in the Middle East, several Gulf countries have issued urgent public safety warnings regarding actions to take following missile and drone attacks.

The RSU team secured bronze medals in the Baltic Women's Volleyball League by defeating Jiri 'Rae Spordikool/Viaston' in Estonia.

airBaltic has temporarily suspended flights to and from Dubai due to safety concerns and regional airspace restrictions.

Iran's leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has been killed in attacks by the US and Israel, alongside other high-ranking officials.

In a closely contested World Cup qualifying match, Poland defeated Latvia 84-82 in Riga, solidifying their lead in the group.

In a closely contested FIBA Basketball World Cup qualifying match, Latvia narrowly lost to Poland with a score of 84:82, despite a challenging start.

The Latvian national basketball team faced a defeat in Poland, complicating their chances for the World Cup finals.

A hospital in Latvia is facing allegations of ventilation system failures in renovated buildings, leading to serious safety concerns and disputes over responsibility.

The 'Great Kristaps' Film Awards in Latvia recognized outstanding achievements in the film industry, with 'Dark Blue Gospel' winning Best Film.

The "Lielais Kristaps" film awards ceremony is set to take place on March 1st, recognizing achievements in Latvian cinema across 25 categories including a special audience award.

A teacher and IT specialist from Zemgale has been convicted of 172 criminal offenses, including downloading and creating child pornography.

US President Donald Trump announced that 48 Iranian leaders were eliminated in strikes carried out by the US and Israel.

The Latvian anti-corruption agency has opened an investigation into several municipalities for potentially improper practices in the procurement of electric buses from the supplier 'Electrify'.

The U.S. military has announced the sinking of an Iranian warship, calling on Iran's armed forces to lay down their weapons.

The Latvian Competition Council has started an investigation into long-term logging contracts established by Latvian State Forests in the 1990s, citing potential violations of competition laws.