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Week in Lithuania. Vilnius Mayor Šimašius to run for re-election
BNN summary of the week: government formation in Latvia; medicinal marijuana in Lithuania; EU vs. Lembergs
NCP offers forming coalition with five to seven parties, leaving UGF and Harmony in opposition
Lithuania: Government’s support edges down, PM unscathed despite controversies
Latvia plans to invest EUR 650,000 in RB Rail capital
Estonian banks to look at official wage data, when providing loans
Stockholm’s and Sigulda’s combined offer officially added to 2026 Olympics list
Italy's budget ambitions seen as risk to euro zone stability by Brussels
NCP and KPV LV agree to sit down and discuss matters
Estonian President becomes honorary citizen of South Korea capital
Expert: Latvia has given Russia a signal that its activities will be openly discussed
EU Environment Ministers Council agrees to limit CO2 emissions from cars
October 9 in pictures
October 10 in pictures
Brussels urges to investigate swiftly murder of Bulgarian journalist
Ukraine acts to increase protection of ammunition depots after one in flames
Bulgarian man accused of journalist Marinova's murder
Video: Don't play with 42,000 matches!
Video: The bridge, where trucks just keep crushing into
Video: Man puts on yet suit and makes world speed record
Despite EU investigation Ikea management believes it covers its fair tax share
Video: Off to winter sports!
Photos of the week, 12.10.18
October 11 in pictures
October 8 in pictures
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Newest comments
Ilmars @ 2018-10-12 17:52:15
The only voters in Ventspils who want to see Lembergs as mayor would be voters that he bribed . This crook should be locked up in the Ventspils jail and the keys thrown away.
Gederts @ 2018-10-12 12:53:55
The twenty percent of Russians on our territory will vote for Russia. No surprise. The Majority 80% of Latvians will vote for Latvia. Should be no surprise.
Michael Scott @ 2018-10-12 11:46:24
Doctors, hospitals, teachers, schools, roads, bridges, pensioners, crumbling infrastructure, abandoned buildings, mass exodus of young people...but sure, this was money well spent.
Zerry @ 2018-10-05 07:21:50
To win public tenders in Riga the one needs to be ready to circulate part of money, know right persons. That’s why many companies don’t even want to participate public tenders in Riga. Waste of time and money. Pre arranged ”tenders” or then requirements are almost copy-paste from the wanted winner. Nobody is brave enought to clear that sh.... Sad fof tax payers after all, and bad for image of Riga.
Ivars Krastiņš @ 2018-10-04 00:06:24
Please correct this story. Donna Strickland is Canadian!