This week in Latvia
Latvian media reported extensively on domestic governance issues this week, highlighted by KNAB searches at multiple hospitals, an individual accused of bribing a prosecutor, and the Ombudswoman's criticism of concealed school violence. Regional security also featured prominently, with a drone crashing in Lake Dridzis and a major cyberattack targeting Lithuanian state registries. Additionally, geopolitical developments, such as the Kremlin's reported view of a stalemate in Ukraine and the EU's engagement with Armenia, were covered.
About Latvia
Latvia, a vibrant Baltic state, is renowned for its UNESCO-listed capital, Riga, a hub of Art Nouveau architecture and a rich historical tapestry. Its strategic location has fostered a dynamic cultural blend, reflected in a free and diverse media landscape that includes both Latvian and Russian-language outlets, with public broadcasters maintaining strong editorial independence.
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Media landscape
Latvia boasts a free press with a competitive media market, characterized by a mix of Latvian and Russian-language publications and broadcasters. Online news portals are highly influential, and the public broadcaster maintains editorial independence.
To gain a comprehensive understanding, consult both Latvian and Russian-language news sources, as they may offer different perspectives on national and international events.
Latvia Participates in "Lion Protector 26" Exercise to Boost Joint Response Capabilities
- Latvia participated in the Nordic Response 2026 exercise, a component of the broader Nordic Combined Joint Expeditionary Force (JEF) activity "Lion Protector 26." - The exercise focused on enhancing…
Russian Attacks Damage Homes in Kharkiv, Injuring 13
- Russian attacks on Kharkiv, Ukraine, using missiles, guided bombs, and drones have damaged residential buildings. - At least 13 people were injured in the latest strikes, with two buildings hit in t…
Latvia Continues Search for Murder Suspect Over Three Years Later
- The search for Leons Rusiņš, who committed a horrific murder in Jēkabpils in 2019, continues over three years later. - Latvian authorities have updated laws to strengthen victim protection against p…
From Data to Smarter Decisions: What Latvia Can Learn From Malta
- Artificial intelligence's effectiveness depends on human ability to work with data, not just acquiring tools. - Data literacy, understanding data quality, and consistent input are crucial for AI to …
Estonian pensioner found guilty of assaulting 91-year-old choir mate
- An 88-year-old man is on trial for physically assaulting and causing serious injury to his 91-year-old choir companion. - The incident occurred when the accused's partner confronted the victim as sh…
Venezuelan-Latvian writer blends regime experience with family's return to Latvia in new novel
- Venezuelan-Latvian writer Lorena Briedis, based in Spain, is visiting Latvia for the "Rakstivāls" festival. - Her upcoming book blends her experiences under an authoritarian regime with her family's…
Small Polish village becomes summer sensation with affordable prices
- The small Polish village of Karwia on the Baltic coast has become a summer sensation, attracting tens of thousands of tourists daily. - Visitors are drawn by the village's affordable accommodation a…
Inspired by bad shark flicks, Estonians make their own shark movie
- A group of friends in Estonia, inspired by watching around one hundred bad shark movies, are creating Estonia's first feature-length shark film, "Vergi Hai." - The film, expected next summer, tells …
Fire in Riga apartment building injures one, prompts rescue operation
- A fire broke out in the electrical distribution cabinets of a ten-story residential building in Riga. - One person was injured and received medical attention. - Firefighters rescued seven people who…
Latvia Sees Major Increase in Beverage Carton Recycling
- The volume of beverage cartons collected for recycling in "Eco Baltia vide" managed areas has increased 2.5 times in two years. - Latvia must double its recycling volume in the coming years, prompti…
Who travels the most on government assignments in Kulbergs' cabinet?
- The article details the number of foreign trips taken by ministers in the current Latvian government. - Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs has taken the most trips, with four, alongside the defense mini…
Are underage students finding it harder to get summer jobs?
- A 16-year-old youth applied for summer work early and sent CVs but has not yet found employment. - The family suspects the youth's age is a barrier, as employers seem to prefer candidates over 18. -…
Drone enters Bulgarian airspace and explodes near Romania border
- A drone entered Bulgarian airspace and exploded near the border with Romania, according to Prime Minister Rumen Radev. - The explosion occurred about 100 meters from the Romanian border and near the…
France Weighs Large-Scale Power Outage Simulation
- France's government is considering a large-scale power outage simulation for late 2027. - The exercise would test the nation's response to a sudden, widespread blackout, involving grid operators, mi…
Latvian President Rinkēvičs begins week-long leave, will miss Aglona celebrations
- Latvian President Edgars Rinkēvičs is taking an annual leave from August 8 to August 15. - During his absence, the Speaker of the Saeima, Daiga Mieriņa, will assume presidential duties. - Rinkēvičs …
Would we have left Pompeii in time? Survival psychologist reveals how people react to danger
- A psychologist discusses how people react to danger, using the destruction of Pompeii as an example. - The ancient city was buried by Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD, with residents reacting differently to …
Man Opens Dream Hydrangea Garden to Revitalize Hometown Latvia
- A Latvian man named Juris Budris has opened a hydrangea garden in his hometown of Nereta, featuring 2,634 bushes of 130 varieties. - Budris, who is not a gardener by profession, aims to revitalize h…
Cancelled at the last minute – the troubles of concert life in Latvia. Five cases
- A recent last-minute cancellation of a Pitbull concert in Latvia has prompted a look back at similar incidents in the country's music industry. - The article reviews several cases where major events…
"We are also a dating agency." How the Latvian Society of the Blind restores joy with state funding
- The Latvian Society of the Blind is revitalizing lives through state-funded programs. - The organization operates from Strazdumuiža, a long-standing center for the visually impaired community. - The…
Latvia's PM Faces Criticism Over Remote Work Proposal
- Latvian Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs proposed reviewing remote work practices in public administration, drawing criticism. - Critics called the proposal a "primitive solution" and a "tasty headlin…
Zelenskyy visits Serbia for talks on economy, EU ties, and security
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy arrived in Serbia for important talks with Serbian leaders. - He stated that discussions would cover expanding economic ties, relations with the European Unio…
Eastern Territory Development Law scope may include several Vidzeme municipalities up to Valka region
- Several Vidzeme municipalities in Latvia are seeking inclusion in the Eastern Territory Development Law, extending its scope up to Valka municipality. - Jēkabpils municipality has formally requested…
Spain demands Italy end Ceuta crisis border controls
- Spain has demanded Italy end border controls imposed due to the crisis in Ceuta. - Madrid considers the controls unfair, disproportionate, and discriminatory. - Italy implemented the controls after …
With 5.5 permille in his blood, police stop aggressive driver in lane
- Police in Latvia stopped an aggressive driver who was found to have a blood alcohol content of 5.49 permille. - This level of intoxication is considered extreme and toxic, potentially causing a comp…
Latvia and Scandinavia: Illegal Cigarette Ring Investigated, Five Face Charges
- Latvian tax and customs police concluded an investigation into an organized group that distributed illegal cigarettes in Latvia and Scandinavian countries. - Over 3.8 million cigarettes were seized …
Latvia's State Chancellery lowers director requirements in new search
- The State Chancellery of Latvia has relaunched its search for a director, significantly lowering the requirements from its previous attempt. - New criteria include a less stringent education require…
Latvian Company's Cartel Conviction Blocks Public Tender Participation, EU Court Asked for Guidance
- A company excluded from a public tender sought legal recourse after being penalized for cartel violations. - The Latvian Supreme Court's Senate has requested preliminary rulings from the EU Court of…
Riga to build urban defense obstacles during civil-military exercises
- Riga will host civil and military defense exercises involving the construction of anti-mobility obstacles. - Specialists from the municipality and the National Guard will use heavy equipment to buil…
Immigration worries nearly all Latvian voters, poll finds
- A survey indicates that nearly all voters in Latvia are concerned about immigration. - The issue is a major concern for supporters of almost all political parties running in the upcoming 15th Saeima…
From First Conversation to Marriage in a Year: The Love Story of Marta and Ronald Burnicks
- Marta and Ronald Burnick celebrated their wedding after just over a year together, with their ceremony taking place on July 28. - Ronald Burnicks stated he knew what he was looking for in a partner …
Signs point to potential Russian mobilization after elections, experts say
- Experts are analyzing signs that Russia might conduct a new mobilization after upcoming parliamentary elections to bolster its forces in Ukraine. - Indicators include changes in the National Guard's…
Police Seize Nearly 1 Kilogram of Amphetamine in Daugavpils
- Police in Daugavpils seized nearly one kilogram of amphetamine during a criminal investigation. - Officers arrested one man and found 976 grams of amphetamine, a marijuana-like substance, ammunition…
Debate Ignites Over Selecting Top Officials in Latvia
- Latvia is debating how to select the best candidates for top government positions. - The discussion was reignited after changes to the State Civil Service Law allow the prime minister to appoint the…
Bauska Primary School Reorganization Postponed Amidst Management Resignations
- Bauska City Primary School in Latvia will not undergo reorganization for now, following the resignation of its entire management team. - The local council postponed a decision on reorganization to f…
US continues talks with Ukraine on Patriot missile production, sources say
- The United States is continuing discussions with Ukraine regarding the potential production of Patriot interceptor missiles. - Sources familiar with the talks indicate that Washington is considering…
Beware: Apartment buildings can pose a 'reiderism' risk
- A warning has been issued about the potential risks of "reiderism" (hostile takeover) in apartment buildings. - Complex situations can arise where property owners lose significant control over decis…
"Strenči is the world in miniature" – an unusual contemporary art exhibition on display
- An unusual contemporary art exhibition is taking place in Strenči, Latvia. - The exhibition features installations by the creative association "Orbīta" and others in various city locations. - One pi…
Gertrudes Street repairs in Riga to close trolleybus route 1
- Road repairs on Gertrudes Street in Riga, Latvia, will cause the closure of trolleybus route 1 starting August 10. - Passengers can use alternative public transport routes, including bus route 20, w…
KNAB launches probe into MP Rasima's housing rental expense compensation
- Latvia's Corruption Prevention and Combating Bureau (KNAB) is investigating MP Laila Rasima over potential misuse of housing rental compensation. - KNAB noted existing regulatory gaps that could all…
Latvian PM Slams Government Data on NGO Funding as 'Shit'
- Latvian Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs criticized the government's data on funding for non-governmental organizations (NGOs) as incomplete and fragmented. - Kulbergs described the presentations on N…
Ukraine Strikes Over 100 Russian Strategic Targets in 40-Day Campaign
- Ukraine's Security Service (SBU) reported striking over 100 strategic Russian targets, including industrial sites, air bases, and naval assets, over 40 days. - The SBU stated that the campaign destr…
Latvian Culture Minister Demands Immediate Improvements at Society Integration Foundation
- Culture Minister Nauris Puntulis stated that the Society Integration Foundation (SIF) must implement immediate improvements. - This statement followed a meeting between the minister, the prime minis…
Latvian Business and Economic Briefing: Key Updates for August 5
- A summary of key business and economic news in Latvia and globally for August 5 is presented. - The report highlights timely information for readers, emphasizing that "time is money." - It covers va…
CEO of Russian drone maker critically wounded in suspected car bombing
- Vladimir Tkachuk, CEO of Ural Drone Factory, was critically injured in a suspected car bombing near Yekaterinburg, Russia. - The explosion killed Tkachuk's driver and destroyed his Mercedes vehicle.…
Woman Alleges Violent Treatment During Childbirth in Jēkabpils Hospital
- A woman in Latvia alleges she experienced violent and unprofessional treatment during childbirth in Jēkabpils. - She claims mechanical intervention led to severe contractions, and her newborn requir…
Video: Train hits tractor trailer loaded with hay bales in Poland
- A train in Poland collided with a tractor trailer loaded with hay bales at a railway crossing. - Surveillance footage shows the tractor driver ignoring a flashing red signal and driving onto the tra…
Occupier Strikes Kill 15 in Kyiv Region
- Russian attacks on Kyiv Oblast killed 15 people, including nine in Brovary and four in Bucha. - The capital city of Kyiv reported one woman killed and at least 24 injured in the strikes. - Widesprea…
Latvian labor inspectorate probes school groundskeeper's death
- Latvia's State Labour Inspectorate is investigating the death of a groundskeeper at Ogres Kalna Primary School. - The employee, hired just five days prior, was found deceased during a work break. - …
Police Seek Public Help in Search for Missing Man in Latgale
- Latvian police are seeking public assistance to find Druvis Strods, a man born in 1998, who has been missing since August 3rd. - Strods was last seen leaving his residence in Viļāni, Rēzekne municip…
Drone Attack in Kherson: Vendor Targeted, Survives Attack
- A civilian vendor in Kherson was targeted and injured by a Russian FPV drone while at a food market. - Ukrainian police are documenting the incident as a war crime, stating that Russian forces delib…
Latvian Finance Minister supports review of remote work in public administration
- Latvian Finance Minister Māris Kučinskis supports an evaluation of remote work practices in public administration. - Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs initiated the review, citing difficulties citizens…
25 US states challenge Trump administration's customs tariffs
- Twenty-five U.S. states are challenging the Trump administration's recently imposed customs tariffs on goods from 59 countries and the European Union. - The tariffs, which replaced temporary ones af…
Latvia's School Kitchens May Turn to Cheap Imports Without Urgent Regulatory Fixes
- Latvian schools and kindergartens may soon serve more cheap imported food instead of local products. - This situation will occur if the Saeima does not urgently amend the regulations it created. - L…
Kozlovskis promises 'harder' Rail Baltica cost forecasts
- Updated cost projections for the "Rail Baltica" railway project are expected in September. - Latvian Minister of Transport Rihards Kozlovskis acknowledged that the estimates will not be 100% accurat…
Ukraine front lines largely unchanged in July as Russian advances slow
- Russia's territorial gains in Ukraine slowed significantly in July, with Moscow controlling just under 40 square kilometers, a sharp decrease from previous months and years. - Ukraine recaptured app…
Russian drone debris kills six on beach, including three children
- A Russian drone, shot down over a beach in the Krasnodar region, killed six people, including three children, and injured approximately 40 others. - The drone fell near a private resort owned by a c…
Latvia proposes closing Pāternieki border crossing with Belarus to cargo and individuals
- Latvia's Interior Ministry proposes closing the Pāternieki border crossing to Belarus for cargo and individuals. - The measure aims to curb illegal migration and reduce the strain on border guards, …
Ukraine uses naval drones to strike land targets in Crimea
- Ukrainian special forces used naval drones to strike land targets in occupied Crimea, destroying Russian radar equipment. - The operation, conducted by GUR's
Russia's 'cursed August': A history of turmoil and Putin's rise
- August is historically a turbulent month in Russia, marked by significant events like the 1991 coup, the 1998 financial crisis, and Vladimir Putin's rise to power. - The article recalls key August e…
Russian university building used for drone development catches fire after Ukrainian strike
- A university building in Belgorod, Russia, used for drone development and testing, caught fire after a Ukrainian drone strike. - The building was reportedly completely destroyed. - Separately, a Wil…
Latvian Mother Shares Heartbreaking Journey Raising Son with Cerebral Palsy
- Agnese Vilcāne shares her story of raising her son Aleks, born prematurely with severe diagnoses including cerebral palsy and epilepsy. - She emphasizes the importance of sharing experiences from ot…
Deadly Trend in Estonia: Girl Regularly Inhaled Deodorant for Half a Year, 'Remember Nothing from School During That Time'
- A dangerous trend of inhaling deodorants and air fresheners, known as 'chroming,' is spreading among youth in Estonia. - Teenagers use these products to induce hallucinations, risking severe memory …
Two Helicopters Collide Battling Forest Fires Near Athens; Pilots Die
- Two helicopters collided near Athens while battling a forest fire, resulting in the deaths of both pilots from one aircraft. - The pilots, one Greek and one Danish, were transported to a hospital wh…
Latvian Narcologist, Psychiatrist, and Politician Jānis Strazdiņš Dies
- Jānis Strazdiņš, a distinguished narcologist, psychiatrist, and politician, has passed away. - Strazdiņš dedicated his life to serving people and Latvia, holding significant roles in healthcare and …
Riga closes street section due to dangerous building structure
- A section of Daugavpils Street in Riga, Latvia, has been closed due to safety concerns over a building at number 8. - The building, which is uninhabited, has a dangerously deformed load-bearing stru…
South Korea registers record high air temperature of 42.5 degrees Celsius
- South Korea recorded a record high temperature of 42.5 degrees Celsius on Sunday. - This is the highest temperature recorded in over a century, with the heatwave centered in Yangsan. - Authorities i…
17 fall ill from suspected potato salad poisoning in Germany
- 17 people were hospitalized in Achen, Germany, after eating potato salad at an event. - All victims experienced similar symptoms including nausea, dizziness, and vomiting. - Authorities suspect the …
13 killed in small plane crash near Peru's Nazca Lines tourist site
- A small plane crashed shortly after takeoff from Pisco airport in Peru, killing all 13 people on board. - The victims included seven Italian citizens, two German citizens, two Spanish citizens, and …
Latvia-Belarus Border Crossing Closed, Trucks Stranded
- The Pāternieki border crossing between Latvia and Belarus is closed due to technical issues with information systems, stranding several trucks. - Drivers are unable to re-register documents and are …
Riga's warmest swimming water found at Bolderājas quarry, cooler at Bābelītis
- Riga's Municipal Police urge residents to use nine official swimming spots for safety, where lifeguards are on duty daily from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. - Lifeguards are available at six stations during ni…
Ukrainian drones strike Russian oil refinery and Wildberries warehouse
- Ukraine launched drone attacks on a Russian oil refinery and a Wildberries warehouse. - The Rosneft refinery in Saratov, one of Russia's oldest, has a capacity of 4.8 million tons and has been attac…
Nazi-Era German Warships Emerge from Danube Due to Low Water Levels
- Nazi-era German fleet ships, sunk in the Danube River in 1944, have re-emerged due to low water levels. - Over 200 vessels, including barges and patrol boats, were scuttled by the German army during…
Girl born in 2014 missing in Talsi
- Authorities are searching for Ramina Putraševica, a girl born in 2014, who went missing from her home in Talsi on July 31. - She was last seen wearing a black hooded sweatshirt with white lettering,…
Liepāja Dances Till Dawn: Find Yourself and Friends in 'Summer Sound' Festival Photos
- Thousands attended the final day of the "Summer Sound" festival in Liepāja on August 1, 2026. - The festival featured a diverse lineup, including headliner Hardwell and local acts like "Bermudu Divs…
She comes to visit her darlings even on weekends: Ilma Nereta and her flowers at the National Botanical Garden
- After 45 years at the National Botanical Garden, Ilma Nereta can identify 300 of the 400 rose varieties under her care. - Nereta, a leading horticultural specialist, emphasizes continuous learning a…
Latvian companies need global markets: Entrepreneur Jānis Bergs's formula for the American market
- Latvian entrepreneur Jānis Bergs divides his time between Latvia and Denver, managing the U.S. operations for the Latvian tech company "SAF Tehnika" for nearly 11 years. - Bergs emphasizes that glob…
The Longevity Race: Millions, Biohacking, or a $100 Recipe for a Longer Life?
- The "Rejuvenation Olympics" is an unofficial competition where participants track their biological aging through epigenetic tests. - Over 14,700 individuals from 40 countries are participating, meas…
Latvia writes off 390 student loans, debt recovery ongoing for 186 cases
- Latvia's state has written off 390 student loans in the past year, with 186 cases still undergoing debt recovery. - Loans were forgiven for reasons including public sector work, childbirth, disabili…
Latvia Polls: 'United List' and 'Sovereign Power' Emerge as Frontrunners
- New opinion polls show a rise in popularity for the "United List" and "Sovereign Power/New Latvians" parties in Latvia. - If elections were held now, five parties would enter the Saeima (parliament)…
France's largest wildfire in decades brought under control
- France has brought under control the country's largest wildfire in decades, which raged for weeks in the Gironde region near Bordeaux. - The blaze scorched 42,000 hectares of pine forest and destroy…
Ceuta Returns to Calm as Migrants Escorted Back to Morocco
- Soldiers escorted a small number of migrants back across the border after they swam to Tarajal beach in Ceuta. - Most of those who entered Ceuta have returned to Morocco, bringing a sense of calm to…
Fifteen Injured in Latvia Road Accidents on Friday
- Fifteen people were injured in road traffic accidents across Latvia on Friday. - Riga region saw the highest number of casualties with 10 injured, followed by Zemgale with three. - Authorities regis…
Ukraine's naval drones sink 'Rosatom' container ship in Black Sea
- Ukraine claims its naval drones sank a Russian "Rosatom" container ship in the Black Sea. - The ship, carrying civilian goods, sank on August 1, with all 17 crew members rescued. - Russia's "Rosatom…
Latvia-Belarus border crossing closed due to technical problems
- The Pāternieki border control point between Latvia and Belarus is temporarily closed due to technical issues with its information systems. - Travelers are advised to use alternative crossing points …
Global Warming: Czech Summers Now as Hot as Mediterranean Coast Once Was
- Czech summers are now as hot as the Mediterranean coast used to be in the latter half of the 20th century, according to climate researchers. - The Strážnice meteorological station recorded 29 tropic…
Migrants Attempt to Breach Melilla Border from Morocco
- Hundreds of migrants attempted to breach the border fence in Spain's North African enclave of Melilla from Morocco. - The attempt followed a similar incident in Ceuta days earlier, where thousands o…
Rare Recording Reveals Adolf Hitler Speaking in a Calm Voice, Not His Usual Rant
- A rare audio recording reveals Adolf Hitler speaking in a calm, normal voice, contradicting his public image. - The recording was secretly made in Finland in 1942 during Hitler's only visit outside …
'The Guardian': American drone factory in Kyiv destroyed in Russian strike
- A Russian strike reportedly destroyed an American-designed drone factory in Kyiv, according to The Guardian. - The factory, 'Terminal Autonomy,' produced high-precision drones with AI capabilities r…
AI Reshapes Media Battleground: From Attention to Thought Control
- The media landscape has transformed dramatically over the past two decades due to digital platforms and social media. - Artificial intelligence (AI) is now fundamentally altering how people perceive…
Expect heavy traffic to Liepāja due to "Summer Sound" festival and roadworks
- The "Summer Sound" festival in Liepāja will cause increased traffic, with significant delays expected on several national and regional roads. - Travelers should anticipate lengthy waits due to ongoi…
Thousands breach Spain's Ceuta enclave; White House cites event in anti-immigration defense
- Thousands of people breached Spain's North African enclave of Ceuta from Morocco. - The White House defended its anti-immigration policies, using footage of the event. - The incident highlights ongo…
Lifting, improving the facial oval, and other promises: Beautician reveals the truth about 'gua sha' massage
- A beautician clarifies the reality behind the popular 'gua sha' facial massage, a trend fueled by social media. - The trend, featuring rose quartz and jade stones, promises lifting and facial oval i…
Migrant contraband and 'shock calls': Latvia participates in dismantling international criminal network
- Latvian authorities participated in an international operation dismantling a criminal network involved in migrant smuggling. - The criminals transported people like cattle in overcrowded minibuses a…
Neighborly quarrels and love letters in ancient graffiti – archaeologist reveals lesser-known history of Pompeii to 'Delfi'
- An archaeologist discussed the lesser-known history of Pompeii, revealing insights from graffiti and daily life. - Pompeii, buried by Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD, is often portrayed as a city frozen in …
Latvian Media Discuss Pitbull Concert Cancellation Amidst Rumors
- Rumors circulated on social media about the cancellation of a Pitbull concert in Latvia. - Initially, an expert from the think tank "Cehs.lv" dismissed the rumors, believing such large events couldn…
Unprecedented Methods at Belarus Border: New Facts Emerge on Secret Tunnels
- Migrants are attempting to enter Europe through secret underground tunnels near the Belarus border. - Experts believe these tunnels are professionally constructed, possibly with help from Middle Eas…
Latvian Advocates Council Launches Disciplinary Case Against Chairman Over Remarks to Police
- The Latvian Council of Sworn Advocates has initiated disciplinary proceedings against its chairman, Saulvedis Vārpiņš. - The proceedings are to evaluate Vārpiņš's use of the derogatory term "pajoļi"…
Attacks on Wildberries warehouses seen as key to Russian defeat
- Ukrainian drone attacks have targeted Russian Wildberries logistics centers, causing significant damage and financial losses. - Wildberries, a major e-commerce platform, has been identified as a key…
US senators advance bill to sanction Russia, Iran
- US senators voted to advance a bill imposing sanctions on Russia's government, energy sector, and "shadow fleet." - The bill, renamed in honor of the late Senator Lindsey Graham, gained new momentum…
Latvia's First Hospital-Based Simulation Center Opens in Riga
- Riga Eastern Clinical University Hospital has opened Latvia's first Simulation Center, located within a hospital environment. - The center aims to enhance practical skills for medical and care staff…
