erected in 1935 to mark Latvia’s first period of independence. Its trees and lawns are equally alluring under a thick layer of powdery snow as in high summer — come here after dark for a ...

Yesterday, the Honourable Bill Blair, Minister of National Defence, concluded a successful visit to Latvia and Poland during which he met with Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) members ahead of the holidays ...

In the shadow of derelict, Soviet-era factories on the outskirts of Tallinn, Nato’s “Baltic backbone” is being forged with British steel and EU funds. Braced against sub-zero temperatures ...

The EU should consider tough new restrictions against the ageing armada of ships illicitly carrying Russian oil around the world, Latvia's foreign minister said, following reports of a Black Sea oil ...

The sanctions come amid rising concerns over the erosion of democracy and human rights in Georgia, particularly following the announcement by Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze on November 28, that the ...