Several institutions have requested exception to allow citizens of aggressor states to access critical infrastructure
The State Security Service of Latvia has received requests from several institutions to allow citizens of Russia and Belarus access to critical infrastructure under exceptional circumstances, although no such permissions have been granted thus far.
After Allowing National Symbols, the Message of Aggressor States' Disinformation is Changing
The article discusses how the upcoming Paralympic Games will transform the perception of Russian and Belarusian symbols in sports, as they shift from banned items to accepted symbols, affecting disinformation campaigns targeting Ukraine.
The president of the Olympic committee avoids marking the future status of athletes from aggressor states
The president of the Olympic Committee has refrained from discussing the status of athletes from aggressor states such as Russia and Belarus during the upcoming Milan-Cortina Games.
Russia's First Olympic Medal. The Laureate Expresses Outrage
A Russian athlete has won a silver medal at the 2026 Milan and Cortina Winter Olympics, voicing outrage over the struggles faced by 'neutral' athletes from aggressor states.
Italy does not support the participation of aggressor states in the Paralympic Games with its flag
Italy opposes the participation of athletes from Russia and Belarus in the Paralympic Games under its flag due to their aggressive actions.
LSM will not broadcast Paralympic games involving representatives from aggressor states
LSM has decided against broadcasting the Paralympic events that feature athletes from aggressor states in light of the ongoing war in Ukraine.
LSM will not broadcast events of the Paralympic Games with participation from representatives of aggressor states
LSM has decided not to broadcast Paralympic events featuring athletes from aggressor states, particularly in the context of the ongoing war in Ukraine.
The Latvian delegation will not participate in the opening ceremony of the Paralympic Games if representatives of aggressor states are present
Latvia's Paralympic delegation has chosen to participate remotely in the opening ceremony of the Paralympic Games in Verona, contingent on the absence of representatives from aggressor states like Russia.
Rinkēvičs: It is unacceptable for Latvia that athletes participate in the Paralympics under the flags of aggressor states
Latvian President Edgars Rinkēvičs stated that athletes from Russia and Belarus should not compete in the Paralympics under their national flags due to the ongoing military conflict in Ukraine.
Quota allocated to para-athletes from aggressor states; downhill skier Oliņš will not participate in the Paralympic Games
Latvian downhill skier Mārtiņš Oliņš has announced he will not compete in the Paralympic Games following the allocation of quotas to para-athletes from Russia and Belarus.
Ombudsman: The law and human rights have been respected in the suspension of citizens of aggressor states from critical facilities
The Ombudsman has stated that the suspension of citizens from aggressor states from working in critical infrastructure complies with the law and human rights standards.
Latvia plans to remove the names of Russian and Belarusian cities from road signs
The Latvian Ministry of Transport plans to remove the names of cities from aggressor states from road signs, responding to public demands following Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
Māris Rīmenis: Skeleton Scandal or Sports, Politics, and the Olympic Games
The article discusses the controversy surrounding the participation of athletes from aggressor states in the Olympics, highlighting Latvia's opposition and the broader societal discontent with recent decisions made by the International Olympic Committee.
IIHF President Comes Out with a Statement Favorable to Aggressor States
The IIHF president called for the swift reintegration of Russian and Belarusian hockey players, despite ongoing sanctions due to the invasion of Ukraine.