Latvian Political Monitor

Rinkēvičs: in an 'ideal world', the government should be formed by 18 November, and the budget adopted by Christmas.

Puče and Ēķis: Kulberg's successes cannot be considered a coincidence

Kučinskis: it would be desirable to adopt the state budget for next year at the end of January.

Experts consider Kulbergs' minority government plausible.

Experts consider the formation of a minority government led by Kulbergs likely.

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

Kučinskis predicts that next year's budget will be approved by the end of January.

Parties' state funding to be cut, but spending restrictions eased

Kulberg's minority government is a plausible scenario, experts believe (2)

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

VIDEO ⟩ Experts: It is very likely that Kulbergs will form a minority government

Experts: It is very likely that Kulbergs will form a minority government

Can Kulbergs host five hundred billionaires fleeing China in Latvia?

The “United List” wants to soften control over state money allocated to parties; KNAB objects.

VIDEO ⟩ Broadcast: AS proposes reducing party funding while easing restrictions on its use

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

Could a possible victim of violence also become a tool in political struggles?

Parties' state funding is to be reduced, but spending restrictions are to be eased

State funding for parties is to be reduced, but spending restrictions are to be eased.

"Relief for children will be put on the table." Evika Siliņa warns of upcoming budget talks.