Among the nominees for the 'Boņuks' award are also six projects from Latvijas Sabiedriskais Medijs
The 'Boņuks' awards ceremony for Latgalian culture features six nominated projects from Latvijas Sabiedriskais Medijs, highlighting the importance of this event in the cultural landscape of Latgale.
Among the nominees for the "Boņuks" award are also five projects from Latvian Public Media
The Boņuks cultural awards ceremony is a key event in Latgalian cultural life, highlighting nominees including five projects from Latvian Public Media.
Among the nominees for the 'Boņuks' are also five projects from the 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.
Municipalities have submitted 509 objects for EU funding for shelters
Latvian municipalities have submitted 509 projects for EU funding to establish shelters, with over 1600 properties deemed suitable after evaluation.
To highlight particularly talented individuals, an online human resources catalog 'Lietaskoks' is being created in Selia
Endija Marcinkeviča, a graphic designer from Selia, discusses her journey into graphic design and the importance of community projects.
Romans Suta 'Still Life with a Triangle'. Daily Tasks for Young Researchers
A creative project inviting children to share their artworks related to various themes, inspired by the artist Romans Suta.
Students' Inventions Surprise Visitors at the 'Other Bazaar' Fair
A record number of student enterprises in Latvia showcased innovative projects at the 'Other Bazaar' fair, including a home heating system for cryptocurrency miners and a starting barrier for motocross.
Person of the Year in the South Kurzeme Municipality for Resistance to Wind Farm Projects – An Interview with Sandra Stepiņa
Sandra Stepiņa, recognized for her long-standing opposition to a wind farm project in Pāvilosta, advocates for environmental preservation and shares her deep connection to nature.
The science sector fears the intention to involve the public more in choosing the topics of state-funded research
The Latvian science community is concerned about the Ministry's proposal for greater public involvement in selecting research topics for state-funded projects.
A Russian historian living in Latvia leads a Kremlin-funded research on 'Russophobia'
The article investigates Russian historian Engels's activities in Latvia, revealing his attempts to secure Kremlin funding for his projects, which may violate Latvian sanctions.
Support for 667 projects totaling nearly 3.7 million euros in the first VKKF competition of the year
The VKKF supported 667 cultural projects in Latvia with nearly 3.7 million euros in funding in its first competition of the year, highlighting both a thriving creative sector and significant financial shortfalls.
"I don't think the scar is completely gone, but it has healed." Actor Ģirts Krūmiņš on leaving JRT and his creative life today
Latvian actor Ģirts Krūmiņš reflects on his recent projects and experiences in the theater scene after leaving the JRT.
Bauska and Preili Municipalities Promise Protests After Turning to the Constitutional Court Over Wind Farm Dispute
Bauska and Preili municipalities are opposing wind farm projects by appealing to the Constitutional Court and planning protests against halted territorial planning regulations.
Latvenergo wants to reduce the share of profits paid in dividends to the state to 35%
Latvenergo aims to lower its dividend payout ratio to 35% in order to increase investments and development projects.
Monthly Economic Figures: 4.6 Billion Euros Flowed into Latvia from EU Funds
Latvia received 4.6 billion euros from EU funds during the 2014-2020 planning period, benefiting thousands of businesses and households.
The government allocates 1.88 million euros to support Ukraine's energy and military sectors
Latvia's government is redirecting €1.88 million initially allocated for local reconstruction projects in Chernigiv to aid Ukraine's energy and military needs, including purchasing generators and drones.
KNAB investigates possible illegal acceptance of construction projects in Daugavpils
The KNAB is investigating potential misuse of power by a public official regarding the acceptance of two construction projects in Daugavpils.
Media: Iran has offered the US to participate in oil and gas projects
Iran is considering sending half of its enriched uranium stockpile abroad and has offered US companies involvement in its oil and gas projects during ongoing nuclear talks.
The previous EU funding planning period has ended; projects implemented for 4.6 billion euros
Latvia has fully utilized its EU funding of 4.6 billion euros for national development, executing approximately 2450 projects across various sectors during the last planning period.
Cheap Electricity in Summer, Expensive in Winter - Price Fluctuations Hinder Energy Production Projects
High electricity prices in winter and low prices during summer are causing financing challenges for energy project developers in Latvia and Lithuania.
In Daugavpils, an additional 200,000 euros is expected for new projects in the arts and culture sector
Daugavpils aims to boost its arts and culture scene with a new project grant of 200,000 euros to support various creative initiatives.
Construction output volume increased by 9% in 2025
Construction production in Latvia rose by 9.9% in the fourth quarter of 2025 compared to the same period in 2024, driven particularly by growth in infrastructure projects.
He founded 'Menuets' and sketches projects only by hand. A conversation with architect Andris Kronbergs
Architect Andris Kronbergs discusses his journey from founding the band 'Menuets' to becoming an influential architect in Latvia.