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US President Donald Trump made controversial remarks about the women's hockey team during a call with the men's team after both won gold medals in the February 2026 Olympics in Milan.

The article presents a quiz designed to test knowledge of soup names and their distinction from other dishes.

This horoscope discusses the emotional depth and intuitive flow expected on February 20, 2023, emphasizing a focus on family and inner feelings.

This article features a quiz to test the ability to identify 20 different fish species found in Latvia.

The article discusses the complexities surrounding gift contracts and the potential for them to be contested under Latvian law, particularly emphasizing the rights of legal heirs.

Latvia's national debt has increased significantly over the past two decades, raising concerns about potential economic stagnation and higher loan costs for citizens.

Russia and Belarus representatives will participate in the upcoming 2026 Paralympics, despite several countries, including Latvia, boycotting the opening ceremony in response to Russia's aggression.

Inspections by Latvia's State Revenue Service (VID) reveal that some officials are manipulating the destruction of confiscated excise goods to embezzle them instead.

Māris Žigats discusses his band Pienvedēja piedzīvojumi's journey and the challenges of organizing a concert in a podcast appearance.

Trūdija Žagare discusses her transformative life choices, including leaving a stable career in London for a new life in Latvia, emphasizing the importance of courage and personal growth.

The US and Iranian officials are engaged in indirect negotiations in Geneva amidst heightened military preparations by the US regarding Iran, with Donald Trump threatening strikes if an agreement is not reached.

Actors from the new series 'Hostages' discuss the show and what fans can expect.

A new cooking show called "Sardinia Holidays" invites culinary enthusiasts to join and explore Sardinian cuisine while competing for the title of Best Chef.

A man living on a boat in Jelgava faced challenges this winter due to harsh weather conditions and inadequate municipal services.

Uldis Veispals, a renowned Latvian stuntman, is set to receive the National Film Prize 'Lielais Kristaps' for Lifetime Achievement in Film Art.

The arrest of a Russian professor in Riga before his lecture raises questions and leads to various interpretations in the absence of official commentary from Latvian authorities.

Residents of a new apartment building in Ķengarags, Riga, are frustrated as unauthorized vehicles regularly occupy their designated parking spaces, leaving them without a place to park.

The article discusses how Mexican cartels have been building military vehicles in secret garages, especially following the death of a notable drug lord, leading to unrest in the country.

A recent study reveals a sharp increase in Russian sabotage and influence operations in Europe over the past few months, especially since the renewed invasion of Ukraine.

The Riga City Council held its longest meeting of the current term, lasting over 20 hours and addressing crucial issues for residents.

The EU has called on Kyrgyzstan to cease the re-export of banned European Union goods to Russia, as it may be helping Moscow circumvent sanctions imposed due to the war in Ukraine.

The Icelandic government is preparing to set a date for a referendum regarding the resumption of EU membership talks, as confirmed by an official from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Members of several Saeima factions are preparing a decision project requiring MP Jeļena Kļaviņa to take the Latvian language exam.

The search for the missing 32-year-old Arvils Vicinskas has been ongoing for two weeks in the Lestene area, with no signs found despite extensive searches.

Judge Siliņeviča, currently under investigation for fraud, continues to serve in a different capacity within the justice system despite her suspension.

A naked man was seen walking along railway tracks near Torņakalns railway station in Riga.

The Latvian men's basketball team will face Poland in the 2027 World Cup qualifying match without players Andžs, Mačohas, and Miškas.

Latvian Prime Minister Evika Siliņa has called on the EU for targeted support of Eastern border regions during her visit to Brussels.

In February, the National Armed Forces successfully tested the remote-mining system 'Scorpion 2' to enhance anti-tank defense solutions in Latvia.

The Riga City Council has initiated the process to prepare for the listing of shares of the public company "Riga House Manager" on the stock exchange.

The Latvian Ministry of Education has initiated an internal inspection related to procurement practices in the IT sector following public criticism.

The Supreme Court has declined to initiate cassation proceedings, affirming a lower court's decision that dismissed media expert Anda Rožukalne's claim regarding defamation from an article published on 'nra.lv.'

The Afghan army has announced retaliatory strikes against Pakistan in response to air raids.

Latvian tennis player Jelena Ostapenko allegedly made harsh comments towards a supporter of Russian player Anna Kalinskaya after losing a match at the WTA 1000 tournament.

The Competition Council of Latvia conducted procedural actions at the Maxima Latvia office in Riga, with the company cooperating fully.

The State Social Insurance Agency (VSAA) has issued a warning to residents about phone scammers requesting personal information under the pretense of delivering urgent correspondence via courier.

Starting March 1, 2027, Riga will implement mandatory sorting of paper, plastic, and metal waste, as well as separate collection of organic waste.

The Ogre District Council members supported the appointment of former mayor Egils Helmanis as the deputy chairman of the civil protection commission amid discussions and accusations regarding his suitability for the position.

AS "Rīgas siltums" has inaugurated a new electrode water-heating boiler at its heating plant in Imanta, Riga.

Berge Brende announced his resignation as president of the World Economic Forum amid revelations about his connections with Jeffrey Epstein.

A survey reveals that while 68% of Latvians believe gender equality exists, outdated gender roles persist in family and home settings.

Rīga plans to implement traffic changes in its historic center to improve air quality as outlined in the city's air quality improvement action program for 2026-2030.

The Ukrainian army struck two Russian radar systems in occupied Crimea, according to Ukraine's General Staff.

The Latvian State Security Service has proposed criminal charges against an individual for publicly glorifying Russian war crimes and inciting national and ethnic hatred.

Imants Resnis, a celebrated musician, conductor, and professor, died at the age of 76, as confirmed by his family.

The chief of the Latvian State Police, Armands Ruks, suggests implementing a registration system for drone buyers to mitigate public and national security risks.

Latvia has become the first country to legally recognize Ukraine's e-signatures, enhancing cooperation and integration between the two nations.

Latvia's Minister of Economics, Viktors Valainis, has proposed hosting the 2038 World Cup alongside partner countries to FIFA President Gianni Infantino on X.com.

The construction firm AS 'BMGS' has entered bankruptcy proceedings in Latvia.

A meeting between Ukrainian and US delegations has begun in Geneva to discuss support for Ukraine's reconstruction and long-term cooperation.