Latvian Political Monitor

15th anniversary of demographic affairs horrors

Coalition, border and Rail Baltica (again)

EU leaders discuss in Brussels the next multi-annual budget: Latvia asks for an additional €7 billion (3)

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

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Services will have expanded opportunities to act against threats on the border, Kulbergs says.

Kulbergs: there will be expanded possibilities to use force against threats near the border

VIDEO. Smiltēns: integration of Ukrainians in Latvia has completely failed

Will Kulbergs and the “United List” control all ministries? Latvia’s future under a minority government

Minority government: why political scientists chose exactly this scenario for Kulbergs

Interior ministry employees' trade union does not want Dombrava in the minister's post.

Experts predict that there could be a minority government. How will it affect the government's work?

VIDEO. Will Kulbergs' liver be strong enough to liquidate the SIF?

Mass migration

“Things continue as before!” Zeltīts draws attention to the Kulbergs government's affairs that we did not notice amid the election bustle.

We must continue implementing the plan to restrict immigration. Education and culture are also important to us, as well as more effective public administration and economic growth, including our proposal to create a unified Ministry of National Economy. We are currently awaiting the offer from AS and A. Kulbergs. https://t.co/LtmQWLVMfn

Those with whom Kulbergs is ready to work will become ministers.

Andris Bite: We, the employers, are paying for the supposed pleasures of the unemployed

Cooperation within the International Social Service network has enabled a child from Canada to come into the care of relatives in Latvia.