Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs is now under investigation by the Corruption Prevention and Combating Bureau (KNAB) for alleged illegal enrichment. This development follows accusations that his advisor was lobbying for 'golden visas' during government formation talks. The business network of Gerald Hopštēdter is also being examined, with mentions of 'golden visas' and companies without turnover.

IR: PM's Advisor Accused of Lobbying for 'Golden Visas' While Government is Formed

While Andris Kulbergs begins coalition talks, his advisor is accused of lobbying for 'golden visas' and residence permits for foreigners.

Pietiek: Gerald Hopštēdter's business network: shares, unbuilt pension home, 'golden…

Companies without turnover, residence permits offered to foreigners, and over a million euros in shares are examined within Gerald Hopštēdter's business network.

Pietiek: KNAB investigation into Kulbergs' alleged illegal enrichment

The Corruption Prevention and Combating Bureau (KNAB) has launched an investigation into alleged illegal enrichment by Kulbergs.

New details have emerged today regarding the controversial decision-making process that led to the granting of Latvian citizenship to Indian scientist Divja Višvanata, a decision that was later reversed due to concerns about her qualifications. Separately, 'Felipe of India' has been banned from obtaining Latvian citizenship, highlighting ongoing scrutiny and issues within the country's citizenship procedures.

Pietiek: Latvian citizenship decision for 'fraudster' Višvanata revealed

Details emerge on how and with what 'arguments' the decision was made regarding Latvian citizenship for the alleged fraudster Divja Višvanata.

Pietiek: Felipe of India is banned from Latvian citizenship

The article discusses the ban of Felipe of India from obtaining Latvian citizenship, detailing the process and the roles of various individuals and institutions.

The Competition Council has revealed how funeral companies colluded on prices during state procurements, predetermining winners through cartel operations. An investigation details the mechanisms and organizers behind this illicit activity.

IR: How the Undertakers' Cartel Operated

The Competition Council has revealed that funeral companies colluded on prices during state procurements to predetermine the winner; the article investigates how this happened and who organized it.

Victims of financial fraud in Latvia will now benefit from clearer solutions, as banks can no longer simply deny reimbursement by attributing blame to the victim. This new measure aims to provide stronger protection for individuals whose money disappears from their accounts due to fraud.

Pietiek: Clear solution for fraud victims: banks can't just say 'your own fault!'

When money disappears from an account and a person becomes a victim of fraud, banks can no longer simply deny reimbursement by stating it's the victim's own fault.

An overview provides key details about the newly elected members of the Latvian parliament, the Saeima. This information sheds light on the individuals who will now serve as deputies.

Delfi: New Saeima deputies – who are they? Key details about each

An overview of the newly elected members of the Latvian parliament, providing key information about each deputy.

Political circles are rife with speculation regarding the next Minister of Health, with Normunds Staņēvičs, current CEO of 'Amber Beverage Group,' rumored as a candidate. Discussions also question whether the new Prime Minister and Health Minister will be influenced by specific officials.

Pietiek: Staņēviča CV and Kulberga's ambitions: Health Minister portfolio speculation

Normunds Staņēvičs, current CEO of 'Amber Beverage Group,' is rumored in political circles as a candidate for the Minister of Health position.

Pietiek: Will the new Prime Minister and Health Minister become puppets?

Discussions about the true purpose behind the ban on electronic cigarette flavors are finally beginning at the highest state level.

Latvian University Professor Andris Ambainis has warned that Europe's backwardness in artificial intelligence development could be perilous. He questions the future role of humans in mathematics amidst the rapid advancements in AI.

IR: Professor Andris Ambainis on AI: Europe's Lag Could Be Dangerous

The rapid development of artificial intelligence leads Latvian University professor Andris Ambainis to question the role of humans in mathematics, warning that Europe's backwardness in AI development could be perilous.

Young scientist Kristaps Paļskis is being recognized for his innovative research into cancer treatment methods at CERN. His supervisors describe his work, which focuses on accelerator technologies for precise and rapid radiation delivery, as world-class science.

IR: Young Scientist Kristaps Paļskis' Genius in Cancer Treatment

Young scientist Kristaps Paļskis has researched innovative cancer treatment methods at CERN, described as world-class science by his supervisors.

Agnese and Edijs Levini, recipients of the prestigious Grand Prix architectural award, have expressed their excitement about their colleagues' recognition. They advocate for architecture to be taught in schools, hoping to foster creativity.

IR: Architects Levini on Not Killing Creativity and the Waldorf School Legacy

Agnese and Edijs Levini, recipients of the Grand Prix architectural award, express their excitement about their colleagues' recognition and hope that architecture will be taught in schools.

Latvia is at risk of losing its businesses and impacting its investment landscape due to a critical lack of sufficient repair capital. This warning highlights potential economic vulnerabilities.

Pietiek: Without sufficient repair capital, Latvia risks losing businesses to investment

Latvia is at risk of losing its businesses due to insufficient repair capital, impacting its investment landscape.