TALLINN – The Estonian Parliament (Riigikogu) passed an act at its Wednesday session amending the Veterinary Act and other ...

According to the bill, pension assets accumulated in the second and third pillars could be used as loan collateral for buying, building, or renovating a home. This would serve as additional collateral ...

TALLINN – Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna spoke with Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha by phone on Wednesday to discuss the latest developments in Russia's war of aggression against Ukraine and ...

VILNIUS - Lithuanian President Gitanas Nauseda and Prime Minister Mindaugas Sinkevicius have expressed condolences following a train collision in Spain that killed more than 60 people. "I am deeply ...

RIGA - If it turns out that, once agreement is reached on the European Union's next multiannual budget, funding available for the Rail Baltica is insufficient, the Baltic countries will have to assess ...

RIGA – Latvian national airline airBaltic plans to lay off about 100 of its current pilots and approximately 200 cabin crew members, the Latvian Aviation Trade Union (LAA) reported to the news agency ...

RIGA - Interior Minister Janis Dombrava (National Alliance) would like to retain this position in the next government led by Andris Kulbergs (United List). In an interview on Latvian Television on ...

Budrys thanked Italy for its contribution to NATO's air policing and air defence missions in the Baltic states, as well as for its response to a drone that violated Lithuanian airspace in September.

RIGA - On Wednesday morning, the national flag of Saudi Arabia was removed from the cables of the Vansu Bridge (Suspension Bridge) in Riga, Ieva Lukaza-Apalupa, a spokeswoman for the Riga Municipal ...

Lithuanian alternative lender Finpro has secured €5 million in financing from Luxembourg-based Quantic Receivables Fund. The funding will support small and medium-sized businesses in Lithuania across ...

Brencis did not show up for work on Wednesday and cannot be reached. The Prime Minister’s Office told LETA that KNAB had not visited the Prime Minister’s office.

Lending activity in Latvia has increased substantially in recent years, with growth evident in both the household and non-financial corporate segments, as concluded in the report "Financing of the ...