🇱🇻🛡️How do we strengthen Latvia's border and ability to respond to modern security threats? How to prevent illegal border crossings and what role does inter-service cooperation play in national security? The Minister of Defense Raivis Melnis and the Chairman of the Saeima National Security Commission Ainars Latkovskis discuss these and other topical issues.
▶️ Watch the conversation: https://t.co/LR3rHGVRLW
Four years ago today, Mahsa Amini was killed by the morality police of the Iranian regime. Killed at age 22 for a badly adjusted veil. For wanting to live free.
Her death gave rise to a cry that crossed Iran and the world:
Woman, Life, Freedom
A cry that the bloody repression of the Iranian regime will not manage to extinguish.
France does not forget Mahsa Amini. It stands alongside Iranian women and men who legitimately aspire to justice and dignity. They must be able to freely decide their future. Their fundamental rights must be respected.
Woman, Life, Freedom
زن، زندگی، آزادی
It is incredibly alarming that @NHL and @Capitals have allowed Alexander Ovechkin to appear in a campaign advertisement supporting the party of war criminal Putin. American hockey fans deserve better leadership from their star players! https://t.co/gTjU3xXUjZ
A candidate for the office of Prime Minister of Latvia must not have hundreds of thousands of euros of unclear origin from Russia.
Jūlija Stepaņenko has declared monetary and real estate donations from her father living in Russia worth 419,598.05 euros, but refuses to explain the origin of the funds.
Therefore, I have turned to KNAB, VDD, SAB, and FID, calling for verification of the origin of the funds, possible foreign influence, and whether the money was used to finance party activities or pre-election campaigning. If funding from Russia has been indirectly channeled to the party, there is also grounds to consider possible criminal liability.
A person who aspires to lead the Latvian government must provide the public with clear and verifiable answers. Latvia's political independence and national security are not a private matter. There must be no unanswered questions here.
Comrade Stepaņenko is, of course, a mud-slinger. However, the Ministry of Justice has NEVER, in any connection, been troubled by the declarations of a single official. That the gloomy Eddy now resorts to such methods once again confirms—the United List is the same cancer as Unity. Remember that at the elections—or don't be surprised.
A candidate for the office of Prime Minister of Latvia must not have hundreds of thousands of euros of unclear origin from Russia.
Jūlija Stepaņenko has declared monetary and real estate donations from her father living in Russia worth 419,598.05 euros, but refuses to explain the origin of the funds.
Therefore, I have turned to KNAB, VDD, SAB, and FID, calling for verification of the origin of the funds, possible foreign influence, and whether the money was used to finance party activities or pre-election campaigning. If funding from Russia has been indirectly channeled to the party, there is also grounds to consider possible criminal liability.
A person who aspires to lead the Latvian government must provide the public with clear and verifiable answers. Latvia's political independence and national security are not a private matter. There must be no unanswered questions here.
@AndrisKulbergs@B03091315B Andris, this is not a Prime Minister level question, but I would gladly contact the Saeima chancellery to understand at what price and with what coverage MPs can purchase these policies as a result of the procurement. You have more important things to do. Good luck!
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Please show where this government spent 30 million € for AB? There was no such thing.
The road transport issue needs to be resolved, it's yet another messed-up soup, which was mixed and built with a cartelized event by T.Linkaitis. He kicked it forward and did not solve it; PRO Briškens, Švinka tried but did not fix it. Kozlovskim has been tasked to bring a long-term solution by mid-October.
Continuing the series of stories about parties fighting for seats in the next Saeima, TV3 Ziņas looks at the political force 'Mēs mainām noteikumus'. https://t.co/2aWVlzH0cp
Latvia 🇱🇻 is preparing for its 2028 presidency of the EU 🇪🇺 Council.
Today the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the organisation ''Latvian Civic Alliance'' signed a memorandum of cooperation to strengthen the involvement of non-governmental organisations in the preparation and implementation of the presidency.
NGO expertise, experience and the various perspectives of society will be a significant contribution to Latvia's 🇱🇻 presidency.
🔗 More: https://t.co/HsRvI5QUMk
📷 Photo: Kristīne Dukule, Ministry of Foreign Affairs https://t.co/MuyNAeElSk
Stepaņenko wants to lead the country. But about the money and apartment gifted by his father in Russia worth almost €420,000 - “with what right?”
About Crimea - praising the team. About Russian threats - no answer.
And we are the bad ones that we “don't let [them] answer.”
https://t.co/vFxpt4FicI
Latvia 🇱🇻 is preparing for its 2028 Presidency of the Council of the EU 🇪🇺 Today, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Latvian Civic Alliance signed a cooperation memorandum to strengthen the involvement of non-governmental organisations in preparing for and implementing the Presidency. The expertise, experience, and diverse perspectives of civil society organisations will be an important contribution to Latvia’s 🇱🇻 Presidency. 🔗 More: https://t.co/Zqq6NtjIK6 📷 Photo: Kristīne Dukule, MFA of Latvia https://t.co/6Uaon1nXNk
Director of the Consular Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Edīte Medne on the situation regarding Latvian citizens in Nepal on September 16. https://t.co/rndMxGShr0
“Even in the long history of Latvia's existence, the industry itself has not thought about how to organize the environment in which they work. Up to such cases that touch on the question of who is even allowed to treat a child,” said Maija Āboliņa, a member of the State Audit Office board, on the program #Today'sQuestion.
🇱🇻🛡️How do we strengthen Latvia's border and ability to respond to modern security threats? How to prevent illegal border crossings and what role does inter-service cooperation play in national security? The Minister of Defense Raivis Melnis and the Chairman of the Saeima National Security Commission Ainars Latkovskis discuss these and other topical issues.
▶️ Watch the conversation: https://t.co/LR3rHGVRLW