Following the recent parliamentary elections, a survey of newly elected United List deputies indicates their preferred coalition partners as discussions continue for forming the next government. This provides new insight into the ongoing political landscape.

IR: What Coalition Do the United List Deputies Want?

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

An alert regarding a potential threat to Latvia's airspace has officially concluded after a period of monitoring, bringing an end to immediate concerns.

Delfi: Potential threat to Latvian airspace concluded

An alert regarding a potential threat to Latvia's airspace has concluded. The situation was being monitored, with updates provided as they became available.

Divisions, errors, and alleged corruption are reported within the "We Are Changing the Rules" party, coinciding with the departure of its founder, Alvis Hermanis, from its leadership.

Pietiek: Errors, Corruption, and Intrigues in Hermanis' Party, Which He Has Already Left

The article discusses divisions within the "We Are Changing the Rules" party, triggered by a press release from its secretary, and highlights past errors, corruption, and intrigues within the party, led by Hermanis.

Latvia is experiencing a severe literacy crisis, with a decline in reading literacy indicators among its students being the highest among OECD countries participating in a recent study, prompting concerns about its causes and potential solutions.

IR: Latvia's Literacy Crisis – How Serious Is the Situation and What Are the…

The decline in reading literacy indicators among Latvian students is the highest among the OECD countries involved in the study. What is the cause, and where can a solution be found?

Questions are being raised about the stability of Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs' position amid reports of potential financial losses related to a grain transit ban and alleged attempts by officials to have him removed. Separately, Foreign Minister Baiba Braže faces renewed scrutiny regarding her relationship with a figure described as a "Kremlin propaganda pusher," Leonid Ragozin, who was recently declared persona non grata.

Pietiek: Were Officials Deliberately Trying to Get Kulbergs Sacked?

Government members were informed that Latvia could face immediate financial losses of 200 to 800 million euros if grain transit is banned.

Pietiek: Lato Lapsa: "Unification's" Young Communist Baiba Braže and Kremlin Poisoner…

The article questions how Kremlin propaganda advocate Leonid Ragozin influences the Latvian Minister of Foreign Affairs.

Pietiek: Grain, Spies, and Useful Idiots

Latvia has always been full of spies from various countries, some posing as diplomats, others as representatives of foreign companies.

Reports indicate a possible drone detonation in Lithuania close to the Latvian border, prompting a state of alert in three Latvian regions. This event is being closely monitored by Latvian authorities.

TVNET: Drone Reportedly Detonates Near Latvian Border in Lithuania

A drone may have detonated in Lithuania, close to the Latvian border.

Delfi: Possible drone detonated in Lithuania near Latvian border

A possible drone may have detonated in Lithuania on Sunday morning, close to the Latvian border, prompting a state of alert in three Latvian regions.