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Baltic states, Czechia and Poland raise over EUR 250,000 for Brussels memorial to victims of totalitarianism
  • 2026-05-08
  • LETA/TBT Staff

RIGA - More than EUR 250,000 has been raised for the creation of a memorial in Brussels to the victims of 20th century totalitarianism, with co-funding provided by all three Baltic states, Czechia, and Poland, Elina Bivina, an aide to European Parliament (EP) member Sandra Kal...

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RIX Technologies loses contract; LMT, Tet and LVM could be tasked with developing election IT systems
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First Latvian State-Owned Company 'LAU Infra Grupa' Plans to Conduct an IPO This Year
First Latvian State-Owned Company 'LAU Infra Grupa' Plans to Conduct an IPO This Year
Most employees in Latvia not quite satisfied with their jobs, but only some willing to learn something new - survey
Most employees in Latvia not quite satisfied with their jobs, but only some willing to learn something new - survey
Hungary's next PM Magyar likely to face period of tensions with Orban loyalists in state apparatus - expert
Hungary's next PM Magyar likely to face period of tensions with Orban loyalists in state apparatus - expert
Northern Europe Energy Group, SEFE and the Baltic Sea Hydrogen Collector (BHC) consortium join forces to advance a Nordic-Baltic Hydrogen Ecosystem
Northern Europe Energy Group, SEFE and the Baltic Sea Hydrogen Collector (BHC) consortium join forces to advance a Nordic-Baltic Hydrogen Ecosystem
LMT Group’s traffic monitoring solution drives 66% reduction in red-light violations in Riga
LMT Group’s traffic monitoring solution drives 66% reduction in red-light violations in Riga
Latvians are most likely to dye eggs and relax at home during Easter
Latvians are most likely to dye eggs and relax at home during Easter
Decision on new loan for airBaltic does not win support of Saeima Budget Committee
Decision on new loan for airBaltic does not win support of Saeima Budget Committee
Latvia’s Capital Market Activity Barometer 2025 Highlights Asymmetric Development: Strong in Bonds, Lagging in Equities
Latvia’s Capital Market Activity Barometer 2025 Highlights Asymmetric Development: Strong in Bonds, Lagging in Equities
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President promulgates law on limiting sharp rise in fuel prices
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Europe's plastics recycling capacity has declined significantly over last three years - Eco Baltia Vide
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