Allegations have arisen that 69 Saeima deputies granted Latvian citizenship to an Indian citizen for "special merits" in exchange for "tea money," sparking corruption concerns. Investigative journalist Lato Lapsa highlighted these concerns through a YouTube recording.

Pietiek: Citizenship for Indians: Valaiņi Ready to Offer It for "Tea Money"

69 Saeima deputies granted Latvian citizenship to an Indian citizen for "special merits," raising corruption concerns, as described in a YouTube recording by Lato Lapsa.

Criminal news reports indicate that officials from two Riga-based companies have been discovered to have hidden profits amounting to almost two million euros, leading to an investigation into the financial misconduct.

TVNET: Two Riga Company Officials Hid Nearly Two Million Euros in Profits

Criminal news reports that officials from two Riga-based companies have been found to have hidden profits amounting to nearly two million euros.

AirBaltic will move forward with its planned employee layoffs after the National Employment Agency rejected a request from the labor union to halt the process.

Delfi: Airbaltic Layoffs to Proceed as Labor Union Request Denied

AirBaltic will proceed with employee layoffs after the National Employment Agency denied a request from the labor union to halt the process.

The financial director of LSM is facing increased scrutiny, with a publication referencing a negative assessment from Estonian business media Äripäev concerning Civitta auditors' findings. This adds to ongoing questions about public media's financial management.

Pietiek: A Dark Shadow Over LSM's Financial Director

The article references a publication by Estonian business media Äripäev concerning a negative assessment of Civitta auditors regarding the LSM financial director.

Investigative journalist Lato Lapsa has criticized the Latvian public media program "De Facto" and its representative Laine Skvorcova, alleging manipulation and disinformation in their reporting.

Pietiek: Lato Lapsa: Victims of Yesterday's "Public" Media "DeFekato" Propaganda

The article criticizes the Latvian public media program "De Facto" and its representative Laine Skvorcova for alleged manipulation and disinformation.

An article provides additional arguments and discusses further actions individuals can take to protect their rights in response to a data leak from the Road Traffic Safety Directorate (CSDD).

Pietiek: CSDD Data Leak: Additional Arguments and Further Action for Your Rights…

The article provides further arguments and discusses actions for protecting rights in response to a data leak from the Road Traffic Safety Directorate (CSDD).

Latvian students' reading literacy has experienced the steepest decline among OECD countries. An article investigates the underlying reasons for this trend and explores potential solutions to address the crisis.

IR: Latvian Literacy Crisis: How Serious Is the Situation and What Are the…

Latvian students' reading literacy has seen the steepest decline among OECD countries. This article investigates the reasons behind this trend and explores potential solutions.

While Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs' action plan is still being developed and negotiations for the next government have not officially begun, a survey was conducted among all newly elected United List deputies to ascertain their preferred coalition partners.

IR: What Coalition Do the United List Deputies Want?

While Andris Kulbergs' action plan is still being developed and negotiations for the next government have not yet begun, IR surveyed all newly elected United List deputies about their preferred coalition.

A personal story from Latvia details a husband named Imants who is still seeking answers surrounding the death of his wife, Vita, whose last words were reportedly 'I'm dying.'

TVNET: Woman's Last Words Were 'I'm Dying,' Husband Seeks Answers

A personal story from Latvia where a husband named Imants is still seeking answers after his wife, Vita, said 'I'm dying' before her death.