RIGA - The Latvian Transport Ministry and the Estonian Ministry of Climate in cooperation with the European Commission (EC) ...

Shining a spotlight on new talents from the Baltics and beyond, the Baltic Pitching Forum provides details of the ...

The emergence of fast casinos marks a transformative shift in online gambling. With their focus on speed and convenience ...

TALLINN - Martin Roger, deputy secretary general for political affairs at the Estonian Foreign Ministry, who was was on a visit to Kazakhstan on Monday and Tuesday, said that Estonia is interested in ...

RIGA - On Tuesday in Brussels, the Parliamentary Secretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Artjoms Ursulskis, took part in the meeting of the General Affairs Council of the European Union, LETA ...

RIGA - In a meeting with the chairpersons of the foreign affairs committees of the Baltic States and Turkey, Saeima Speaker Daiga Mierina (Greens/Farmers) emphasized Turkey's contribution to ...

RIGA - On August 27, the State Security Service (VDD) detained a Latvian citizen on suspicion of purposefully collecting illegal information on Latvian military objects and passing this information to ...

In the future, cloud rendering may become the primary format for accessing games, replacing traditional local installations. Its development paves the way for new genres, innovative business models ...

"The basis for effective healthcare in hospitals is a purposefully designed hospital network that balances population, travel distance, staff capacity and sufficient practice opportunities, including ...

TALLINN - Ave Schank-Lukas, the current deputy head of the European Commission's representation in Estonia, has been appointed to lead the office.

VILNIUS - EU measures regarding the situation in the Gaza Strip should be aimed at changing it, rather than looking for ways to punish Israel, Lithuanian Foreign Minister Kestutis Budrys says.

RIGA - In the age of artificial intelligence (AI), governments must maintain their agency, while small countries should seek niches and cooperation, Finnish President Alexander Stubb and Latvian ...