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Latvia and Lithuania will not let Slovak premier use their airspace to travel to May 9 celebrations in Moscow

RIGA - Latvia and Lithuania will not let Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico use their airspace to travel to Moscow for Russia's May 9 celebrations, Slovak portal SME reports. "Lithuania and Latvia have ...
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Latvia could offer explosive ordnance disposal teams to help ensure freedom of navigation in Strait of Hormuz

RIGA - Latvia could offer its experience in explosive ordnance disposal to help ensure freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz, Prime Minister Evikas Silina's (JV) national security advisor ...
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Despite global challenges, The Port of Klaipėda records a strong first quarter

Three months of stable and sustainable cargo growth – that’s how we can describe the first quarter of this year. Consistent investments in infrastructure and terminal capacity have allowed Klaipėda ...
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Latvia must become self-sufficient in ammunition and equipment production - president

RIGA - Latvia should abandon the assumption that allied production capacities will provide it with the necessary ammunition and equipment, President Edgars Rinkevics stressed on Monday, adding that ...
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Beyond Retail: Roksolana Pyrtko on How Businesses Can Support the Public

Roksolana Pyrtko, CEO of the Spartak and Roksolana shopping centers in Lviv, represents a model of professional leadership that is highly relevant today. Rather than relying on standard retail ...
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Ukrainian Dreamers from Kharkiv: photography exhibition of the Radvila Palace Museum of Art – on courage to dream and create

Thursday, 23 April, at 6 pm the Radvila Palace Museum of Art of the Lithuanian National Museum of Art (LNMA) opens an exhibition Ukrainian Dreamers: The Kharkiv School of Photography held in ...
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Rat poison detected in HiPP baby food in Europe

Rat poison has been detected in HiPP baby food across Europe. According to preliminary information, the issue is not a manufacturing defect but rather intentional tampering, likely at the retail level ...
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Luminor: Euribor shows a slight upward trend

TALLINN - While the long-standing high Euribor rate fell to a somewhat lower level last year, a slight upward trend is now noticeable again, according to Luminor. According to Helina Kikas, head of ...
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The number of EU Member States where e-invoicing is mandatory is rapidly increasing

This year marks a significant turning point in the adoption of electronic invoicing in the European Union (EU), as a large group of Member States transitions from voluntary use of e-invoices to ...
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First Latvian State-Owned Company 'LAU Infra Grupa' Plans to Conduct an IPO This Year

IPO marks the next stage in the company’s growth, strengthening its position in the capital market and laying the foundation for future competitiveness in the Baltic and Scandinavian regions. It also ...
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At upcoming NATO Summit, Allies must demonstrate significant progress in increasing defense spending - Braze

RIGA - At the upcoming NATO summit in Ankara, Allies must demonstrate significant progress in increasing defense spending, Foreign Minister Baiba Braze (New Unity) said during a working visit to ...
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Economic Affairs Committee to discuss bill on nuclear energy and safety

TALLINN - The Economic Affairs Committee of the Estonian parliament, the Riigikogu, is set to discuss the economic aspects of the bill on nuclear energy and safety during its session on Monday. Marek ...