Latvian Political Monitor

“Rail Baltica” demands billions. Kulbergs has gained Poland’s support and turned to Brussels.

The Baltic states and Poland are calling for funding for the Rail Baltica project to be provided in the next EU multiannual budget.

The Prime Minister has gone to get European money: What are Latvia's priorities?

Kulbergs in Brussels outlines three priorities 0 69

Let's leave Lucavsala for something else - proposed to change the location of the football stadium construction

Bergholcs proposes building the National Football Stadium in Skanste

Calls on LMT and Tet to buy out their shares from Telia themselves

The government calls on LMT and Tet to consider buying out their own shares from Telia themselves.

The task has not been fulfilled and the goal has not been achieved: Kulbergs angry about what is happening with Tet and LMT.

Government calls on LMT and Tet to assess the possibility of buying out their capital shares from Telia Company 0 63

In an "ideal world", the government should be formed by 18 November and the budget adopted by Christmas - Rinkevičs

Can Kulbergs host five hundred billionaires fleeing China in Latvia?

Programme: J.P. Morgan is owed 300,000 euros per month for preparing the Tet and LMT deal 0 147

WATCH ⟩ Kulbergs halts the buyback of “Tet” and LMT shares from the Swedes, but Valainis says no one has discussed it with him (2)

Kulbergs halts the buyback of Tet and LMT shares from the Swedes, but Valainis says no one has talked to him about it.

"Nothing personal": Tet and LMT deal process halted, consultants already paid millions

Prime Minister intends to abandon inefficient spending: "Every euro must bring results"

Kulbergs: The state must learn to spend smarter

Kulbergs: Every euro spent must be measurable in results

VIDEO. Why the people voted for those who promise to stop the squandering of state funds