Latvia receives final Black Hawk helicopter
Latvia has received its fourth and final Black Hawk helicopter. These aircraft will replace the country's Soviet-era Mi-17s.
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Latvia has received its fourth and final Black Hawk helicopter. These aircraft will replace the country's Soviet-era Mi-17s.
Latvia secured a 20-16 victory over Côte d'Ivoire in men's 3x3 basketball at Dakar 2026. The match was part of the event.
Latvia has revised its rules concerning national military service. The changes affect the framework of mandatory service.
LatviaLatvia's parliament has granted citizenship to an Indian scientist and a Ukrainian athlete. Both individuals received this status through the Saeima.
The average salary in Latvia is projected to reach EUR 1,815 in 2025. This figure represents an anticipated economic trend.
Latvia's prime minister has expressed praise for Canada's contributions to NATO. The remarks were made regarding Canada's efforts within the alliance.
Heavy machinery was observed at a protest in Latvia concerning Russian grain transit. The demonstration is focused on the movement of Russian grain through the country.
Another airspace alert was issued in eastern Latvia. The alert was related to drone activity in the region.
Latvia has ended its ten-year involvement in Operation Inherent Resolve. The withdrawal marks a conclusion to the country's participation.
LatviaLatvia plans to spend EUR 28 million on land mine removal. The funding is intended to address existing land mine issues.
LatviaA case of measles has been confirmed in Latvia. The source of the infection is believed to be a wellness seminar.
Ignitis Group has reached the commercial operations date for its Tume solar farm in Latvia. The facility has a capacity of 173.6 megawatts.
Latvia will implement a ban on unregistered SIM cards. The measure aims to regulate telecommunication services within the country, according to LSM.
CERT has reported repeated cyberattacks targeting municipal surveillance systems in Latvia. Further details were provided in an article on LSM.