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The Boņuks 2025 award ceremony will take place with both on-site audience attendance and live streaming, celebrating key achievements in Latgalian culture.

Latvian biathlete Estere Volfa achieved her first-ever TOP10 finish in a World Cup event, placing 10th amid strong competition.

Latvian skeleton athletes Kamila Krustiņa and Renārs Jumiķis won silver medals in the pairs relay at the World Junior Championships in Germany, while Dāvis Valdovskis also secured a silver in individual events.

The Great Music Awards were held in Cesis, Latvia, showcasing the country's musical talents and prompting discussions among experts about its music scene.

The article covers recent notable events in the lives of Latvian and international celebrities, highlighting Kristīne Jelinska's financial demand and Anna Sedokova's reported harassment of Sana Oša's husband.

The Latvian biathlon team finished 15th in a relay event, competing against 22 teams and facing challenges including two penalty laps.

Latvian Defense Minister Andris Sprūds expressed concerns about the military actions in Iran by the US and Israel, emphasizing adherence to international norms and increased European support for Ukraine.

The Latvian basketball team narrowly lost to Poland after displaying impressive offensive skills, with notable performances from key players.

The Latvian Orienteering Federation is against the proposed regulations by the Nature Conservation Agency that would impose fees for public sporting events in protected natural areas.

The Latvian Ministry of Education and Science announced that additional funding for popular sports will enable more public sports events this year, aimed at increasing regular physical activity among residents.

The Latvian government has approved the redistribution of 312,683 euros to support the organization of public sports events this year.

Latvian athletes Jēkabs Kalenda and Patrīcija Eiduka are set to compete in bobsleigh and cross-country skiing events on the final day of the Milan-Cortina Olympics.

The winners of the 'Kilograms of Culture 2025' awards will be announced at a live ceremony on February 21, which can be viewed on multiple Latvian media platforms.

Latvian bobsled teams are gearing up for competitive events, with the favorites resting while Latvians focus on preparing for high stakes in upcoming races.

Latvian Public Media (LSM) has decided not to broadcast the Paralympic Games events involving athletes from Russia and Belarus due to the ongoing war in Ukraine.

The Latvian ski team is aiming to make history in the Olympic team sprint events, competing among 26 teams.

The article highlights the impact of the 'Latvian School Bag' program, illustrating how it enriches students' cultural education by connecting them with museums and cinema in Latvia.

The concert will bring together renowned Latvian musicians for a collaborative performance showcasing their trio repertoire.

The article discusses the intense competition facing the Latvian team in various Olympic events as they strive for medals against strong opposition.

Latvian athletes are participating in crucial Olympic events, including a playoff match for the men's hockey team, as well as relay competitions in biathlon and bobsled.

The Excellence Awards of the Latvian Event Forum for 2025 were announced at a ceremonial event honoring the standout events and achievements across Latvia.

The article discusses the schedule and highlights of the Olympic events taking place on Monday, with a focus on various sports and Latvian athletes.

Sunday's Olympic events featured the conclusion of group rounds in ice hockey, biathlon races with strong Latvian representation, and exciting competitions in various winter sports.

Latvian athlete Roberts Krūzbergs secured a bronze medal in short track speed skating, showcasing Latvia's presence in the Olympics, while Norway dominated in multiple skiing events.

The article provides a schedule of key sporting events for Latvian athletes at the Winter Olympics, highlighting the men's hockey team's second game and expected performances in biathlon and short track.

The Latvian National Symphony Orchestra (LNSO) is planning a grand program to celebrate its 100th anniversary in the fall of 2026.

The Latvian National Symphony Orchestra is celebrating its centenary with a series of concerts starting in August and culminating in October, while also deliberating on the appointment of a new chief conductor.

The Latvian luge team prepares to compete for the final Olympic medal, including a historical first for women in relay events.

Latvian athletes had notable performances at the Olympics, with various placements in luge and biathlon events.

Latvian athletes are scheduled to participate in alpine skiing, biathlon, and luge events at the Milan and Cortina Olympics on February 11.

Latvian athletes will compete in various events at the Milan and Cortina Olympic Games on February 11, including luge, biathlon, and alpine skiing.

Latvian short tracker Roberts Krūzbergs expresses dissatisfaction with the competition conditions during the Olympic short track events.

Latvian skier Vīgants expressed disappointment after failing to qualify for the sprint quarter-finals, attributing his performance to the challenging course while remaining optimistic about future freestyle events.

Latvian biathlete Patrijuks believes that shooting will be the key deciding factor in the classic distance events of the upcoming Olympic Games, despite not being part of the Olympic team.

Latvian athletes are set to compete in various events at the Milan and Cortina Olympic Games today, including cross-country skiing, short track, biathlon, figure skating, and luge.

Latvian lugers Elīna Ieva Bota and Kendija Aparjode prepare for their Olympic events in Milan and Cortina, with Bota showing strong training results and Latvia participating with its largest delegation to date.

The article explores the connections between influential Latvian modeling agency 'Natalie' and Jeffrey Epstein's network, focusing on events from 2009 and the implications of talent scouting ties.

Latvian athlete Kristers Aparjods will compete for a medal in luge, while other Latvian athletes prepare for events in cross-country skiing and biathlon during the Olympic Games.

Latvian Prime Minister Evika Siliņa and other officials are visiting Italy to participate in the opening events of the XXV Winter Olympics in Milan-Cortina 2026 as honored guests.

The 86th carnival at the Latvian Academy of Arts will take place on February 6, with the theme 'Dance Fever,' inviting reflection on past events and inspiration for costume design.

The Latvian president asserts that local law enforcement should look into public information related to J. Epstein's cases to determine if any governmental response is warranted, despite some events possibly falling outside the statute of limitations.