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The Boņuks cultural awards ceremony is a key event in Latgalian cultural life, highlighting nominees including five projects from Latvian Public Media.

The 'Boņuks' awards, celebrating the best in Latgalian culture, have nominated five projects from Latvian Public Media, highlighting the cultural significance of this annual event.

A new television program called "Uprising" will focus on innovative Latvian entrepreneurs, showcasing their journeys and experiences in the international market and EU support programs.

Latvian council member Jakov Pliner may be fined 350 euros for posting a photo of himself with awards on his Facebook page.

The Latvian parliament has concluded the debate over the legality of using minority languages in public media, with a verdict expected on March 30.

The Constitutional Court of Latvia is reviewing a case concerning the obligations of public media to produce content in minority languages, which some lawmakers argue undermines the status of the Latvian language.

Latvian Public Media has launched a new editorial office in Latgale to enhance its regional presence and support diverse community content.

Latvian Public Media successfully raised funds to support Ukraine during its ongoing energy crisis due to the war.

A charity campaign by Latvian Public Media has successfully raised over half a million euros to assist Ukrainian communities with heat and energy support amid ongoing conflict.

The winners of the Latvian Public Media's annual cultural awards 'Kilograms of Culture 2025' were announced, recognizing achievements in various cultural categories.

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.

Latvian Public Media's fundraising campaign has successfully raised 423,900 euros to support heating needs in Ukraine amid ongoing conflict.

Latvian Public Media has raised over €407,000 through a fundraiser to provide heating assistance for Ukraine amid ongoing conflicts.

The Latvian Ombudsman has concluded that the Latvian public media outlet did not violate professional journalism principles in its reporting.

Latvian Public Media's fundraising initiative in collaboration with Ziedot.lv has raised 383,417 euros to support Ukrainian communities affected by energy infrastructure damage due to the ongoing war.

Latvian Public Media's fundraising initiative has successfully gathered 214,656 euros to support Ukraine's energy needs amid ongoing conflict-related devastation.

A team from Latvian Public Media (LSM) was caught in a Russian drone attack while reporting in the front lines of Ukraine.

Latvian Public Media is encouraging citizens to support Ukraine through donations to a humanitarian campaign running from February 9 to February 25.