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Russian Military Drone Crashes On NATO Territory, Says Latvia
Latvia's president on Sunday said a Russian military drone had crashed on its territory, adding that airspace breaches had increased along NATO's eastern borders.
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Kerala Student Feared Drowned In Latvia, Embassy Says In Touch With Family
An Indian student who went missing while swimming in the Latvian capital is feared to have drowned, media reports said on Saturday.
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Latvia To Give Ukraine 0.25 Per Cent Of Its GDP As Part Of 10-Year Deal
Ukraine has bilateral security treaties with nine countries: Great Britain, Germany, France, Denmark, Canada, Italy, the Netherlands, Finland, and now Latvia.
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Putin Says Russia Has No Interest In Invading Poland, Latvia
President Vladimir Putin said it was "out of the question" for Russia to invade Poland or Latvia, telling US talk show host Tucker Carlson in an interview posted Thursday: "We simply don't have any interest" in expanding the war in Ukraine.
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Crypto-Related Street Art Gaining Popularity in Europe, Aiming to Stir Awareness
A group called ‘Street Cy₿er’ has initiated a crypto awareness drive in European cities through the means of graffiti artwork and stickers. Street art related to Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, initiated by this group, has surfaced in Barcelona, London, Berlin, Madrid, Prague, Riga (Latvia), and Tallin (Estonia) in the last nine months be...
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In Meet With 8 Counterparts, S Jaishankar Discusses Indo-Pacific, Ukraine
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar has discussed a range of issues, including the Indo-Pacific and the Ukraine war, during his meetings here with his counterparts from France, Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Latvia, Lithuania and Romania.
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This Country Is Donating Drunk Drivers' Cars To Ukraine's War Effort
Seven cars were driven in a snowstorm onto a trailer and out of a state impound lot yesterday, destined for Ukraine.
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Latvia's New Rules To Curb Drink Driving: Cars To Be Gifted To Ukrainian Army
According to the national broadcaster, Prime Minister Krisjanis Karins announced the plans at a press conference on Monday.
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Independent Russian Broadcaster Gets 5-Year Licence In Netherlands
The Dutch Media Authority issued a five-year broadcasting permit for the Russian independent television station TV Rain after its license had been cancelled in Latvia, according to a statement on the regulator's website.
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Ukraine, Poland Hit by Novel Ransomware Cyberattack by New Hacking Group, Says Microsoft
A newly discovered hacking group has attacked transportation and logistics companies in Ukraine and Poland with a novel kind of ransomware, Microsoft said in a blog post on Friday. The attackers targeted a wide range of systems within an hour on Tuesday, Microsoft said, adding that it hadn't been able to link the attacks to any known group yet.
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Private Jet Flying To Germany, Changes Course, Crashes Into Sea In Latvia
A private Austrian-registered jet carrying four people that was due to land in Germany but which flight controllers were unable to contact crashed Sunday off Latvia's coast, Swedish authorities said.
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Money Is Making Some Nations Tolerant To Russia's Aggression: Ukraine's Zelensky
The appeal of Russian money is making some countries tolerant of its aggression, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said.
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Russia May Not Stop With Ukraine - NATO Looks To Its Weakest Link
Hours after Russian missiles first struck Ukraine cities on Feb. 24, German naval commander received notice to sail 5 warships under his command to the former Soviet Republic of Latvia to help protect the most vulnerable part of NATO's eastern flank.
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Baltic Nations Expel 10 Russian Diplomats
Latvia, Estonia and Lithuania have expelled a total of ten Russian diplomats, the foreign ministries of the three Baltic countries said on Friday.
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12,000 US Troops Moved Along Russia Borders, Says Biden
US President Joe Biden said he has moved 12,000 troops along the borders with Russia, such as Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania and Romania while asserting that Vladimir Putin will not be victorious in the war he has waged against Ukraine.
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Russian Military Drone Crashes On NATO Territory, Says Latvia
Latvia's president on Sunday said a Russian military drone had crashed on its territory, adding that airspace breaches had increased along NATO's eastern borders.
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Kerala Student Feared Drowned In Latvia, Embassy Says In Touch With Family
An Indian student who went missing while swimming in the Latvian capital is feared to have drowned, media reports said on Saturday.
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Latvia To Give Ukraine 0.25 Per Cent Of Its GDP As Part Of 10-Year Deal
Ukraine has bilateral security treaties with nine countries: Great Britain, Germany, France, Denmark, Canada, Italy, the Netherlands, Finland, and now Latvia.
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Putin Says Russia Has No Interest In Invading Poland, Latvia
President Vladimir Putin said it was "out of the question" for Russia to invade Poland or Latvia, telling US talk show host Tucker Carlson in an interview posted Thursday: "We simply don't have any interest" in expanding the war in Ukraine.
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Crypto-Related Street Art Gaining Popularity in Europe, Aiming to Stir Awareness
A group called ‘Street Cy₿er’ has initiated a crypto awareness drive in European cities through the means of graffiti artwork and stickers. Street art related to Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, initiated by this group, has surfaced in Barcelona, London, Berlin, Madrid, Prague, Riga (Latvia), and Tallin (Estonia) in the last nine months be...
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In Meet With 8 Counterparts, S Jaishankar Discusses Indo-Pacific, Ukraine
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar has discussed a range of issues, including the Indo-Pacific and the Ukraine war, during his meetings here with his counterparts from France, Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Latvia, Lithuania and Romania.
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This Country Is Donating Drunk Drivers' Cars To Ukraine's War Effort
Seven cars were driven in a snowstorm onto a trailer and out of a state impound lot yesterday, destined for Ukraine.
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Latvia's New Rules To Curb Drink Driving: Cars To Be Gifted To Ukrainian Army
According to the national broadcaster, Prime Minister Krisjanis Karins announced the plans at a press conference on Monday.
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Independent Russian Broadcaster Gets 5-Year Licence In Netherlands
The Dutch Media Authority issued a five-year broadcasting permit for the Russian independent television station TV Rain after its license had been cancelled in Latvia, according to a statement on the regulator's website.
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Ukraine, Poland Hit by Novel Ransomware Cyberattack by New Hacking Group, Says Microsoft
A newly discovered hacking group has attacked transportation and logistics companies in Ukraine and Poland with a novel kind of ransomware, Microsoft said in a blog post on Friday. The attackers targeted a wide range of systems within an hour on Tuesday, Microsoft said, adding that it hadn't been able to link the attacks to any known group yet.
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Private Jet Flying To Germany, Changes Course, Crashes Into Sea In Latvia
A private Austrian-registered jet carrying four people that was due to land in Germany but which flight controllers were unable to contact crashed Sunday off Latvia's coast, Swedish authorities said.
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Money Is Making Some Nations Tolerant To Russia's Aggression: Ukraine's Zelensky
The appeal of Russian money is making some countries tolerant of its aggression, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said.
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Russia May Not Stop With Ukraine - NATO Looks To Its Weakest Link
Hours after Russian missiles first struck Ukraine cities on Feb. 24, German naval commander received notice to sail 5 warships under his command to the former Soviet Republic of Latvia to help protect the most vulnerable part of NATO's eastern flank.
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Baltic Nations Expel 10 Russian Diplomats
Latvia, Estonia and Lithuania have expelled a total of ten Russian diplomats, the foreign ministries of the three Baltic countries said on Friday.
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12,000 US Troops Moved Along Russia Borders, Says Biden
US President Joe Biden said he has moved 12,000 troops along the borders with Russia, such as Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania and Romania while asserting that Vladimir Putin will not be victorious in the war he has waged against Ukraine.
