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Business news portal Baltic News Network was launched on September 1, 2010, to provide objective and immediate information on both Latvian and global economic, social and politic events. The portal is available in three languages: Latvian, English and Russian.
«The business news portal BNN was created in Latvia with an aim to develop it even further in the Baltics and other European states. It is planned to acquire the European media space and develop quality network of independent business information portals. It should be pointed out that up to BNN there was insufficient quality business information about Latvia on the Internet, which, however, is the key factor in successful economic cooperation development,» says Fred Zimmer, investor and owner of Baltic News Network.
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Lithuanian law enforcers bust high-profile judges and attorneys
Risky projects that are «under watch» in Latvia: electrification, Krievu Island and Rīgas tramvajs
Levits: the state president must not serve as executor to any party
Control Service: Latvia’s focus solely on banking sector’s «cleaning» is not enough
Latvian oligarchs set their sights on Russian freight transit in Lithuania
Week in Lithuania. Lithuania to hold referendum on reducing number of MPs
Swedbank refrains from commenting information about its possible involvement in money laundering
Cemex announces sale of its Baltic and Nordic assets
Ex-KNAB chief’s criminal case develops – lawyer and ex-KNAB worker detained
Estonian ex-Eurocrat convicted of rape in Brussels
Danske Bank to quit Baltic states, Russia, after asked to leave by Estonia
16 U.S. states oppose Trump's border wall emergency in court
Grave terror attack shakes Kashmir, conflict region of India, Pakistan
Putin warns U.S., Russia could target Washington with missiles
Video: The bridge, where trucks just keep crushing into
Video: Stones don't float .. unless it's Gita
Video: Every little thing has its right place. Where to put spinner?
Video: Pope Francis hopes his visit to Baltics would encourage work for common good
February 21 in pictures
February 19 in pictures
February 18 in pictures
Photos of the week, 15.02.19
February 14 in pictures
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Newest comments
LH @ 2019-02-19 22:03:38
Hopefully the EU is also dissatisfied with the use of their funds and the continuous corruption in LV. It is not only an open tap
Zerry @ 2019-02-19 08:11:41
It really is worth investing more to KNAB and high skilled investigators. If Latvia could split the grey economy then would not be a problem how to finance education or medical services. Just lack of moral backbone among politicians is the problem.
Zerry @ 2019-02-12 16:07:46
There are structural problems. For example in state police. If somewhere in Olaine for exsmple, the police is slightly in grey area in performing their duties, the headmaster in Riga is ”out of map” and not able to do anything. And if company register fails, the responsible ministry is totally handless to solve anything. And the public image of country is still sinking, and respect of authorities as well.
Zerry @ 2019-02-12 16:00:54
That was more like theater. Majority of puppets in force, so can you seriously expect some other result? Unfortunately that also tells much about society. And makes a HUGE question mark too - what Mr.Ushakovs is getting paid for if he is (on paper) leading the circus but doesn’t know anything and is not responsible?
Ibby @ 2019-02-10 00:51:49
China, you’re not assertive, you’re aggressive. Be it Huawei, Belt Road or Made in China 2025, you’ve made it clear you want to dominate. Fair enough, but small nations have the right to speak out against you.