Latvian officials express condolences over the incident at the Canadian army base in Wainwright
Defense: Posts and News mentioning Apvienotais saraksts
Political posts and news in Defense that mention Apvienotais saraksts, from monitored Latvian public sources.
“These are my only glasses.” Bergmanis uses a personal example to reveal a gap in crisis preparedness.
Baltic states and Poland call for funding for Rail Baltica in the next EU budget
European leaders meet with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky at the European Council
Kulbergs: if we want to eat croissants and drink coffee in the mornings, we must help Ukraine
The Baltic states and Poland are calling for funding for the Rail Baltica project to be provided in the next EU multiannual budget.
Ukraine needs predictable support, not decisions that have to be won anew each time, Kulbergs emphasizes
Latvia's Prime Minister: Ukraine needs predictable and long-term support, not decisions that have to be fought for anew each time
If we want to eat croissants for breakfast, we need to support Ukraine, Kulbergs (28) said.
The Prime Minister has gone to get European money: What are Latvia's priorities?
Prime Minister: In EU budget negotiations, Latvia will still insist on an additional seven billion euros for strengthening the eastern flank
Does Latvia doubt US support? Kulbergs responds.
Kulbergs: In EU budget negotiations, Latvia will continue to insist on an additional seven billion euros for strengthening the eastern flank
Kulbergs: Latvia will continue to insist on an additional seven billion euros for strengthening the eastern flank in EU budget negotiations.
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Latvia's Prime Minister and President explained why they continue to trust the US
Every European should drink one less beer per year — Kuberģs proposed a source of funds for aid to Ukraine
Kulbergs: Latvia still relies on US support.
Kulbergs is not afraid of the Russian threat to his life.
Services will have expanded opportunities to act against threats on the border, Kulbergs says.