Latvian Political Monitor

What will the new government look like? Tavars names the first cooperation partners

In forming the new government, AS could look to the "existing coalition framework", but may also aim for the leadership of the foreign affairs portfolio.

Change without revolution: what, according to experts, do Latvia's voters want

After its convincing victory, the United List names its ambitions in the next government

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Who did Riga choose? The capital has determined the main composition of the future Saeima.

Tavars currently does not see the possibility of inviting the party "Latvija pirmajā vietā" into the coalition (1)

Tavars outlines the ministerial posts coveted by AS and the possible coalition.

According to political scientists, theoretically the next coalition could be formed by just two parties – the United List and the National Alliance, but it would have a small majority, so the most realistic coalition scenario is a three-party coalition, also adding New Unity. https://t.co/acEXIGkaKL

The United List plans to retain the post of prime minister and may claim leadership of the Foreign Ministry 0 84

"We are talking about Kulbergs's finest hour" — political scientists assess the record result of the "United List" (1)

Saeima election night in Latvia's cyberspace passed peacefully

In Riga, among the parties elected to the Saeima, AS received the most support and NA the least.

CVK: More than 700 ballots had to be checked before the counting of Saeima election votes.

Experts: The next coalition could be formed by two or three political forces

AS achieves its best-ever result in the Saeima elections and gains 42 seats.

Uzulnieks, who lost his ministerial post for drunk driving, has received relatively large voter support.