A dance performance by children from Riga to a Russian song at a competition in Panevėžys, Lithuania, on May 9th drew attention and was criticized by Latvians, who called it a mistake.

The high gastronomy week continues on MasterChef 10, with tonight's challenge in an impressive location expected to be decisive for the two brigades.

The most popular Google searches related to Žilvinas Grigaitis were revealed, with the personality discussing his lifestyle of convenient travel and business-class advantages.

The developer of the "Preses Nama Kvartāls" project in Riga, being completed by Lithuanians, announced a new bond issuance with a 9% interest rate. The bonds will be distributed from May 18-29, 2026, and are secured by a first-priority mortgage.

The Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (Pagasa) reported that the heat index peaked at 47°C on Wednesday, May 13, in Hinatuan, Surigao del Sur and Butuan City, Agusan del Norte.

A significant fire has broken out at a waste dump in Pietrzykowice, Lower Silesia, Poland, producing thick smoke visible from a considerable distance. Multiple fire brigades are currently working at the scene to extinguish the blaze.

Following a severe storm in Zagreb with winds up to 90 km/h, workers from Croatian Forests are clearing fallen trees on Sljeme, an event that led to 100 fire brigade interventions and minor injuries for three people.

Following a physical conflict between deputies during a Riga City Council Property Committee meeting, officials are considering banning phone filming in council and committee sessions.

A Turkish warship reportedly harassed a vessel that was laying a cable between the Greek islands of Astypalaia and Kos. The Greek frigate "Adrias" responded to the incident, which included harassment by radio.

Babcock, a defense contractor, is facing a £140 million financial hit due to necessary reworks on new Royal Navy warships. The company is responsible for delivering five frigates from its manufacturing site in Rosyth, Fife.

Vytautas Landsbergis, Chairman of the Supreme Council-Reconstituent Seimas, has criticized the inability of members of the Conservative party to engage in serious discussions, stating he does not wish to participate in their intrigues.

Banks have been mandated to return 8.91 million euros to customers following a decrease in banking fraud complaints, attributed to stricter authentication rules for remote operations.

The Spanish frigate 'Álvaro de Bazán' is participating in 165-day, 24,000-nautical-mile advanced naval exercises alongside the United States Navy, where it will also serve as a command ship for one of the maneuvers.

The City of Skopje has provided a special vehicle for the needs of the Skopje Fire Brigade, equipped with a 6,000-liter tank, normal and high-pressure pump, 60-meter winch, and modern firefighting equipment including a remote-controlled monitor nozzle.

Eighteen fire brigades extinguished a night fire at a waste processing plant in Przysieka Polska near Kościan, where a pile of garbage and a waste shredding machine caught fire, marking the third intervention at this location this year.

Students from Riga Hanza Secondary School have developed a card game aimed at helping young people aged 13 and older learn to evaluate facts and myths, enhancing critical information assessment skills.

Japan's Defense Minister Koizumi expressed optimism about deepening defense cooperation with New Zealand, offering to provide necessary information as New Zealand considers Japan's "Mogami-class" frigates as a candidate for its new warships.

Government troops in the Philippines reported killing a suspected high-ranking New People’s Army (NPA) leader and capturing another member during an encounter in Marihatag, Surigao del Sur. The clash occurred on Monday.

German shipbuilding company TKMS is confidently anticipating several large orders for submarines and frigates this year, including a significant contract from Canada, and is already assessing its production capacities.

The first "TrādiRīga" experience festival for children and families will take place in Riga on May 24th, offering interactive activities like music, sports, and trying out various professions.

The Mikhail Chekhov Riga Russian Theatre has added 'Nodevība' (Betrayal), based on Harold Pinter's play, to its repertoire, directed by Russian director Maksim Didenko.

Lithuanian renewable energy developer "New Energy Group" company "Eurostat 5" is considering building a wind technology assembly and logistics center in the territory of the Port of Riga...

Passengers traveling from Šiauliai, Lithuania, to Riga or Riga Airport have been forced to board buses at a nearby gas station instead of the city's main bus terminal for several months.

A commemoration event was held near Goražde to honor the First Drina Shock Brigade of the Army of RBiH, preserving the memory of their resistance and fight for freedom.

Katrīna Mame, a culinary blogger and mother of three, discusses her move from Riga to Kuldīga to pursue a peaceful and sustainable lifestyle while running a bakery.

Ukraine has successfully tested a domestically produced AI-powered turret in combat on the front line, with the system being used by the 20th Unmanned Systems Brigade to counter fibre-optic drones.

Fuel prices increased in Riga and Tallinn last week, while decreasing in Vilnius, according to collected data.

The Riga municipality announced it would co-finance upcoming concerts by artists A$AP Rocky and Calvin Harris with 190,000 euros. This financial support is intended to promote tourism and attract visitors to the city.

During ongoing military exercises, military equipment will be moved and drones will be flown in various locations across Latvia, as announced by the NATO Multinational Brigade in Latvia.

An opinion piece discusses whether children should be compelled to read, noting that family experiences can foster language development and contribute to long-term reading acquisition.

German defense contractor Rheinmetall could secure a €12 billion contract from the navy, capitalizing on delays in the F126 frigate project to position itself as a potential solution provider.

Law enforcement agencies in the Philippines and Malaysia have conducted several operations, seizing significant amounts of illegal drugs like shabu and ganja and apprehending multiple suspects in various locations. These incidents include a large bust at KLIA and arrests in Pampanga and Surigao City.

Norway's security police (PST) has issued a warning that Russia is actively recruiting minors for espionage missions across Europe.

Probationary firefighters for the Dublin Fire Brigade have completed 18 weeks of intense training and are ready to serve the city.

Britain's Royal Navy continuously tracked a Russian frigate for an entire month as it sailed from the Atlantic to the North Sea, indicating an increased Russian maritime presence following UK threats to seize shadow fleet oil tankers.

The Central Election Commission confirmed the number of deputies to be elected in the 15th Saeima election districts, with Riga gaining two seats while Latgale and Kurzeme see a reduction.

Romania has commenced its annual irrigation campaign, a crucial period for farmers, who emphasize the necessity of irrigation despite improved water reserves after winter to prevent crop compromise.

Serbian official Dacic attended the Police Brigade's celebration, where he stated that the unit is "a pillar of Serbian security." He emphasized the brigade's crucial role in maintaining the country's safety.

A Russian navy frigate was reported to have approached British territorial waters, prompting monitoring by British forces.

The Supreme Court of Lithuania upheld the verdict for former Kaunas District Court judge Rimantas Grigas, who was found guilty of accepting a 1,000 euro bribe at his workplace.

The Latvian Association of Journalists is hosting a conference in Riga titled 'How a journalist can survive the elections,' featuring industry experts discussing journalist safety.

The Greek frigate Elli participated in a joint training exercise with the Cypriot National Guard off the coast of Cyprus, joined by the Cypriot offshore patrol vessel Ioann.

Cyprus is setting up a network of ten meteorological stations to collect crucial data for the development of targeted services for the agricultural sector, aiming to promote smart irrigation and resilient agriculture.

The new CEO of Optima, a company implicated in the MNB scandal, has stated that no investments were made after April 2024. This statement refutes claims that investments were carried out against the owner's explicit instructions from 2024 onwards.

A new scientific study indicates that crops irrigated with treated wastewater can absorb traces of medicines, primarily retaining them in leaves with much less found in edible parts of the plants.

Riga, Latvia, is attracting investor attention due to lower prices and increased earning opportunities, with the country recording over 1 billion euros in foreign investment in 2025, signaling a recovery after several years of stagnation.

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa became the first head of state to sign a pledge for the release of Marwan Barghouti, a former leader of the Al-Aqsa Martyrs’ Brigades.

A celebratory concert was held in Rīga on May 4th, commemorating a significant event with musical performances.

Hezbollah has reportedly targeted an elite Israeli infantry brigade, inflicting casualties, according to PressTV.

Iran's Fars news agency claims a US frigate was struck in a missile attack in the Strait of Hormuz.

International oil markets reacted sharply to reports from Iran's Fars agency, claiming a US frigate was hit by two missiles near Jask. This alleged incident has caused a surge in oil prices.

Media reports indicate a U.S. Navy frigate was struck by two missiles after allegedly disregarding a warning from Iran.

Italy's Defense Ministry has prepared a frigate, two minehunters, and a logistics ship, currently in port, for potential deployment in the Strait of Hormuz for mine clearance operations, detailing their advanced features.

The local association "JaunLiepāja" in Liepāja, Latvia, is actively working to make its neighborhood tidy and appealing for both residents and tourists, focusing on the area that serves as the city's first impression for visitors from Riga.

Agents of the ATESH partisan movement successfully carried out a sabotage operation, disabling a KamAZ truck belonging to Russia’s 2nd Separate Guards Motor Rifle Brigade in the temporarily occupied Luhansk region, which was used for ammunition supply.

Authorities ended a large "free party" attended by 150 people in Trigance, Var, within the Verdon natural park, resulting in dozens of arrests.

Recruitment days have begun across Israel for several ultra-Orthodox military tracks, including Hetz Company, Netzah Yehuda Battalion, and Hasmonaim Brigade, which have been active in the ongoing war.

A new study suggests that breastfeeding is associated with a later onset of puberty in girls. This finding is significant given the trend of earlier puberty, which is a public health concern due to increased risks of various adult diseases.

French public radio correspondent Marielle Vitureau has expressed interest in Latvia's developing drone industry, particularly a "drone house" in Riga, noting that drones are often still seen as toys in France.

The renovation of Riga's Akmens Bridge, a 500-meter structure opened in 1957, may only begin after the Vanšu Bridge is repaired, raising questions about its current technical condition.

Riga is preparing to plant hundreds of summer flowers in over thirty locations across the city to celebrate its 825th anniversary. Each year, the city's flower beds and plantings follow a specific theme.

The Tisza government has detailed its plan to address the severe drought, which includes retaining rainwater, constructing and renovating sluices and weirs, and scheduling irrigation water usage.

Slovenia's Triga research reactor marked its 60th anniversary, having initiated its first chain reaction exactly 60 years ago, establishing Slovenia as a sovereign nuclear state.

A new Maxima XX supermarket has opened in Purvciems, Riga, following an investment of over 7.5 million euros and creating 48 new jobs.

Paulius Grigas is implementing a business strategy in Lithuania, where companies are named after their founders, a practice common in the West but rare in Lithuania, signifying personal guarantee and quality.

A review of Ronan Corrigan's debut feature "LifeHack" describes it as an efficiently executed hacker-turned-thief split-screen thriller, updating the old-school heist movie for the meme age.

Iranian military spokesman Brigadier General Mohammad Akrami Nia stated that Iran's armed forces are on the "highest level of readiness" and will not withdraw from a war with the US and Israel.

The CEO of the Budapest Stock Exchange has invited the incoming government for discussions on the pension system and the Hungarian National Bank, seeking implementation of long-promised plans and new reforms.

A 37-year-old American tourist was filmed stoning an endangered female seal named Lani on a beach in Maui, Hawaii. The tourist reportedly stated, 'I don't care, I'm rich,' during the incident.

Austria's abundant water resources are under pressure due to falling groundwater levels, wildfires, and irrigation bans, prompting discussions on how to address the increasing water scarcity.

Friuli Venezia Giulia Governor Massimiliano Fedriga has achieved the highest approval rating among all Italian governors. This recognition highlights his strong public support in the region.

Military exercises are underway in Latvia to test the adaptation and effective use of unmanned ground systems for army needs, and how they can operate with Latvian armed forces and the NATO Multinational Brigade.

Saoirse Lillis McMahon has been sentenced to five years in prison, with the final six months suspended, for dangerous driving causing the death of cyclist Michael Lorigan while her children were in the car.

A court heard details of a fatal incident where a drunk mother, with her two young children in the car and an open bottle of wine, was under the influence of a "cocktail" of drugs when she crashed into and killed a "gifted" teacher and cyclist, Michael Lorigan.

The Žnjan beach area in Croatia has significantly deteriorated due to months of neglect and a non-functional irrigation system, with its renovation unofficially estimated to cost around 200,000 euros.

Eseménydúsnak nevezte a cég elmúlt negyedévét Kovács László András, a Richter gazdasági igazgatója, vezérigazgató-helyettese.

Portugal's Social Security portal will require mandatory two-factor authentication for all users starting this Tuesday. This measure aims to enhance the security of online access to social services.

The legendary melodies of Ennio Morricone will be brought to life in a unique concert at the Pallas Theater on Monday, May 18, featuring soprano Susanna Rigacci.

A company in Riga, SIA "Karavela", has encountered significant bureaucratic hurdles over several years while attempting to renovate a shelter to modern standards, receiving no clear answers from responsible authorities.

A dance competition in Panevėžys, Lithuania, featured children from Riga dancing to a song by Oleg Gazmanov, a Russian singer known for pro-Kremlin views, which caused shock and questions among attendees.

The murder of paramedic Mantas Sadauskas is under investigation, described as a crime difficult to comprehend. His wife, Sadauskienė, is suspected in connection with the killing, and her defense attorney has filed a complaint.

Bulgarian military personnel from the 2nd Tundzha Mechanized Brigade will participate in the NATO exercise "Scorpions Legacy 2026" in Romania, alongside forces from the Multinational Brigade Southeast, France, Italy, and Poland.

In Latvia, Mother's Day is celebrated on the second Sunday of May, with families and public events honoring mothers. Children in Old Riga were seen making handmade gifts, which mothers often consider the most beautiful presents.

Approximately 2,500 firefighters from over 300 brigades in the Žďársko region are attempting to transport water through hoses for over 64 kilometers, overcoming a 463-meter elevation difference, in an effort to break a Czech record.

The President of Portugal, also the supreme commander of the Armed Forces, has maintained his long-standing opposition to the return of mandatory military service, a stance he held as a presidential candidate.

Andris Ameriks, former Vice-Mayor of Riga and ex-MEP, appeared in court to deny charges of demanding a large bribe in a minibus corruption case, offering to take a lie detector test to prove his innocence.

Serhii Krynitskyi, an infantryman from the 24th Separate Mechanised Brigade, has been awarded the title of Hero of Ukraine for holding a position in Chasiv Yar for 346 days without rotation.

A 2 crore rupee Mahi Irrigation Minor Canal in Vanthvali village, Gujarat, was completely demolished by JCB machines after a local MLA's hammer test revealed poor construction quality.

Retired Brigadier General Valdemaras Tamošaitis states that 'wars are won by societies with the will to resist,' highlighting the crucial role of civilian populations in national defense during mobilization or war, alongside the military.

Brigadier General Mariusz Chmielewski is set to take command of Poland's Cyber Defense Forces in mid-June. General Chmielewski, quoted by WNP, outlined priorities including further development of cybersecurity, sovereign military technologies, and systems related to automation.

A patient in Latvia living over 200 kilometers from Riga had to make five doctor visits instead of the usual three to remove a single mole, highlighting issues with healthcare bureaucracy.

The President and CEO of Budapest Metropolitan University has resigned from his position following a complaint filed by the State Audit Office. The resignation comes amidst scrutiny of the university's operations.

Artisans from Riga, Latvia, participated in the 90th anniversary of an international craft exhibition in Florence, Italy, a sister city to Riga.

The picturesque Tamul Waterfall in Huasteca Potosina, Mexico, has dried up, prompting state and federal authorities to implement a total ban on upstream water extraction for irrigation in an unsuccessful attempt to restore the flow of the Gallinas River.

The Riga City Council has suspended further development of its low-emission zone project, citing unusable results. Activists from the "Pilsēta ci" association are opposing this decision and are prepared to take legal action.

Rheinmetall's naval division has submitted a €12 billion offer to take over the manufacturing of six frigates for the German navy, aiming to rescue the troubled warship project.

Several former and active members of the naval unit of Russia's Espanyola Brigade have been arrested in occupied Sevastopol on charges of illegal weapons and explosives trafficking, according to a Kommersant report.

Poland's capital, Warsaw, has surpassed Riga and Helsinki to become Tallinn Airport's most popular route by passenger volume for the first time in April, according to company data.

The New Riga Theatre is staging a significant work, Rūdolfs Blaumanis' play 'Indrāni,' which is included in the Latvian cultural canon, marking its first staging since 1904.

A leaked voice note, allegedly involving IFP Youth Brigade leader Mncedisi Maphisa, has fueled factional tension ahead of the party’s elective conference, prompting an internal investigation.

A new scientific study indicates that crops irrigated with treated wastewater can absorb traces of medicines, primarily retaining them in leaves rather than edible parts. The research suggests that fruits generally remain safe for consumption.

CITY OF MALOLOS—Rice plants of a group of farmers in this city have been spared from the worst effects of the dry spell, particularly toward the end of the dry season cropping from January to April,…

The Romanian government has approved measures to support the agricultural sector, extending electricity subsidies for irrigation until May 31, 2026, and allocating 275 million lei for vegetable and livestock farmers.

An exclusive interview with Christian Le Jallé, former head of the Paris criminal brigade's cold case unit, reveals details about the extraordinary investigation that led to the identification of the serial killer known as "Le Grêlé."

An iron grinding machine caught fire in Shuto Orizari, with thick black smoke visible from various parts of the city; the fire brigade intervened and brought the blaze under control.

A crucial €19 million contract with Skaramangas Shipyards for the maintenance of the Hellenic Navy's MEKO-class frigates (HYDRA, SPETSAI, PSARA, SALAMIS) is set to be approved by the Greek Parliament.

Renowned conductor Zubin Mehta was celebrated with a standing ovation at the Berlin State Opera Unter den Linden shortly after his 90th birthday, with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz also attending the special concert.

A stall selling grave candles caught fire at the entrance to the Powązki Military Cemetery in Warsaw during the night. Two fire brigades responded, and no injuries were reported.

An anonymous letter sent to Kadri Hazbiu in 1981 has been revealed, discussing connections of a brigade commander in Durrës with Central Committee members and various social interactions.

Riga Fertilizer Terminal is once again requesting a special permit to resume operations, prompting a warning from the Security Service about the risk of informal influence from Mazepin.

A woman in Riga, Latvia, is still recovering from a broken arm nearly a year after falling into an un-filled tree pit on Ģertrūdes Street and has not received compensation from the municipality.

Dozens of fire brigades are still extinguishing a sawmill fire in Racot, Wielkopolska, Poland, which engulfed two adjacent halls overnight. No one was injured in the incident.

The hygiene brigade in Diofior successfully recycled more than two tons of spoiled products, preventing their consumption and ensuring public health safety.

A debate in Sweden highlights the challenges faced by parents of adults with severe mental illness who are often excluded from information and dialogue with healthcare providers due to secrecy laws, advocating for legislative changes.

This article explores the historical tradition of carnivals in Riga, Latvia, noting that the practice was common over 500 years ago, similar to modern-day celebrations in Venice or Brazil.

Nick Larigakis, President of the American Hellenic Institute (AHI), joined a Georgetown panel to discuss past missteps, geopolitical realities, and future paths to reunification for Cyprus.

Many Swedes are volunteering for conscription, expressing a desire to serve but preferably without engaging in combat. The article suggests a solution might involve being "injured" during large-scale exercises.

Following irrigated cultivation, a new model of super-intensive rainfed olive groves is progressing in arid lands, promising profitability across approximately 100,000 hectares currently used for cereals and livestock in Alentejo and Ribatejo, Portugal.

The New Riga Theatre is presenting its eighth new production this season, an experimental play titled "Nezināms objekts ir piezemējies" (Unknown object has landed), premiering on May 29.

President William Ruto and Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua are engaged in a high-stakes political rivalry during the Emurua Dikirr by-election. This contest highlights significant power dynamics within the political landscape.

Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua's impeachment hearing before a three-judge bench at the Milimani High Court was characterized by theatrical courtroom exchanges, including laughter, sarcasm, and sharp arguments.

The Commander-General of Portugal's GNR announced that 1800 military personnel will be required to reactivate the Traffic Brigade. This measure, aimed at reducing road accidents, was announced in April by the Minister of Internal Administration with an objective to start functioning this year.

Tonight, the Red and Blue brigades on MasterChef Greece will compete in five demanding culinary duels, aiming for victory. The brigade accumulating the most points will win and nominate a contestant for elimination.

Moldova will receive €60 million to modernize its irrigation infrastructure and expand farmers' access to water, following the government's approval of two agreements with the French Development Agency.

Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua arrived at the Milimani High Court for a hearing related to his impeachment case.

A court battle has intensified regarding the evidence of Rigathi Gachagua's hospitalization, with Senate Clerk Jeremiah Nyegenye questioning the authenticity and timing of the submitted hospital records.

The US Navy's latest 30-year shipbuilding roadmap includes plans for a nuclear-powered battleship, unlike traditional destroyers and frigates, which will also carry futuristic weapons.

Guardians of a two-year-old child are questioning the medical care provided at Jēkabpils regional hospital after the child's condition worsened with adenovirus, staphylococcus, fever, and a full-body rash, leading to transfer to Riga.

A dispute among deputies at a Riga City Council Property Committee meeting escalated into a physical conflict, with phone tripods for filming being knocked over and police involvement threatened.

The 8th Riga Performance Art Festival 'Starptelpa' is set to take place in Riga from May 25 to 31, becoming a significant event in the international art scene.

A tourist from Seattle attacked an endangered monk seal on Maui, an incident that has sparked outrage. The individual reportedly stated, "I don't care about the fine, I'm rich," and now faces significant penalties and potential imprisonment.

Paulius Grigas, CEO and owner of construction company KRS, personally interviews a thousand candidates each year as part of an 'engineering challenge' recruitment strategy, signaling an unconventional approach to HR.

The article comments on the Portuguese Communist Party's stance regarding the death of an anti-fascist combatant, suggesting a lack of interest from the politburo in defending the party's core heritage.

Four months after a tragic gas explosion on Bauskas Street in Riga, residents were finally allowed to enter their apartments to retrieve their belongings. They were given two hours to survey the damage in the presence of a police officer.

Onto Innovation Inc. (ONTO) and Rigaku have announced a deepening of their strategic partnership, aiming to enhance their collaborative efforts.

UK fire brigades have reported a dramatic 147% increase in lithium-ion battery fires over the past three years, with incidents now occurring every five hours. E-bikes are frequently cited as a cause for these dangerous fires.

Four individuals have submitted applications for the open competition to fill leadership positions, including director and board member, at the New Riga Theatre.

The Kharkiv region has delivered a batch of pickup trucks to soldiers of the 92nd Assault Brigade and the 57th Separate Motorized Infantry Brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

Rigathi Gachagua has effectively utilized the Ol Kalou by-election nominations to demonstrate the strength of his DCP, overshadowing UDA in the local power dynamics.

An oversight conducted on April 6, following a tragedy in Verige, Montenegro, confirmed that while formal procedures were followed, reports with concrete recommendations for strengthening social and child protection systems were issued, implying deeper systemic failures.

A fire broke out at the Uborak landfill near Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina, last night and continues to burn, as confirmed by the Mostar Professional Fire Brigade.

The political landscape in Bengal is undergoing a transformation, with the crowd size at Kolkata's Brigade Ground rallies historically serving as a key indicator of political strength.

Ukraine has awarded the title 'Hero of Ukraine' to Serhiy Krynytskyi of the 24th Mechanized Brigade for enduring 346 days on the front line in Chasiv Yar and repelling six Russian attacks.

There is still a fight for Latvia, such a realization was heard on Friday, May 8, at the commemoration event for those fallen in World War II in Lestene.

Czech President Petr Pavel has appointed several individuals to the rank of brigadier general, including the head of special forces and a deputy director of the BIS intelligence service, during a ceremony at Prague Castle.

Chef Kiko and Maria Bravo shared their experiences with food from around the world, from eating worms in Mexico to cooking açorda in Japan, highlighting how food serves to bring people together despite cultural differences.

Specialists working on the German brigade project have arrived in Lithuania, with more soldiers expected by 2026-2027, influencing the local real estate market as they seek specific types of housing.

The Nanushka store in Budapest's Bécsi Street is available for rent at 5.2 million forints per month, prompting questions to the CEO about the reason.

Irrigation canals are being repaired and defects removed to ensure continuous water supply for agricultural crops in Macedonia, while also addressing the impact of low temperatures.

Brigadier General (res.) Prof. Yaakov Nagel, former acting head of Israel's National Security Council, has stated that Israel must pursue a strategy of 'prevention and offense'.

Madrigal Pharmaceuticals anticipates its 2026 gross-to-net revenue to be in the mid-to-high 30s, while also progressing towards an F4c outcomes readout expected in 2027.

Madrigal Pharmaceuticals' strategy for MASH is being strengthened by the sales growth of Rezdiffra and the expansion of its pipeline.

Álvaro Santos Pereira has been summoned to Parliament to provide clarification regarding a prohibited purchase of shares. He is expected to explain the circumstances surrounding the transaction to lawmakers.

Rabiu Kwankwaso and NDC Chairman Hussaini Mairiga met to resolve the ongoing Kano NDC crisis, aiming to unite the party for future success in the state.

TOM HOMAN, čovjek zadužen za pitanja granice u administraciji predsjednika SAD-a Donalda Trumpa, odbacio je kritike dijela Trumpovih pristaša koji tvrde da administracija ne deportira dovoljno ljudi.

The Department of Agriculture in the Philippines is implementing strategies like shifting to less water-intensive crops and accelerating solar-powered irrigation to address the looming Super El Niño. This response highlights a pattern of short-term fixes in dealing with the climate phenomenon.

The 13th Riga World Film Festival will take place from May 6-10, showcasing 24 documentary films over five days. This year's festival will explore the theme of wandering.

The Royal Navy warship HMS Iron Duke has been quietly withdrawn from service, stripped of its weapons and sensors, leaving Britain with only five active frigates.

Liels gods un lepnums, kas veicina patriotisma sajūtu un liek kļūt nedaudz staltākiem – ar šādām sajūtām vairāki simti cilvēku devās tautastērpu gājienā. Jau 11.

According to the Latvian State Fire and Rescue Service, a report was received on May 1st at approximately 10:00 PM about a fire in the Stuopiņi municipality, part of Ropaži, in central Latvia, which was fought through the night.

A fire involving an iron grinding machine on street 1675 in Shuto Orizari, North Macedonia, has been brought under control by the Skopje Fire Protection Brigade.

Lion Ceccah's stage appearance for the Eurovision contest has been unveiled, generating excitement among fans. The artist is also traveling to Vienna, possibly in preparation for the event.

A long-standing firefighting brigade known as the 'Diablos,' recruited from US-Mexico border communities, is facing an uncertain future due to budget cuts and immigration restrictions.

Riga City Council is preparing significant changes to parking regulations, which may include increasing fees for long-term parking while potentially making short-term parking free.

The article explores the possibility of fertilizers resuming flow through the port of Riga, Latvia, despite existing sanctions, raising questions about trade and geopolitical implications.

The two-week-long international field tactical exercise 'Iron Wolf 2026' of the Iron Wolf Infantry Brigade has commenced in Lithuania. The drills involve various military units and are designed to enhance combat readiness.

Kenyan Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has suggested that he might seek former President Uhuru Kenyatta's help to oust President William Ruto in the 2027 elections. Gachagua also criticized Ruto's allies for their attacks on Kenyatta.

A truck caught fire on May 3 near the Bucuria factory in Chisinau, Moldova. Two fire brigades responded and extinguished the blaze, with no injuries reported.

The inaugural new passenger train service connecting Vilnius, Lithuania, and Riga, Latvia, has successfully completed its first journey, marking a new chapter in Baltic rail travel.

Kavitha Kavitha has criticized her father's BRS government for detrimental policies, irrigation failures, and unemployment, announcing her commitment to prioritize women's leadership in her new political party.

Upcoming episodes of the ANT1 series "Grand Hotel" promise dramatic developments, including Iordanis arriving distraught during Rigas and Kyveli's wedding.

Riga is set to host a diverse cultural program, including concerts and traditional events, to mark the 36th anniversary of Latvia's Independence Restoration on May 4th.