RIGA - An agreement on the financing and construction of a new passenger terminal should be reached within the next year, ...

While China and Estonia differ greatly in many aspects, Guo Xiaomei, the Plenipotentiary and Extraordinary Ambassador of the ...

RIGA - The Baltic countries currently have sufficient power generation capacity, nevertheless, Baltic Sea cable incidents ...

TALLINN - Finland's detention of a tanker, which, according to media reports, was carrying Russian oil, does not fall under ...

Solana is both a platform for running flexible apps and a cryptocurrency used to pay transaction fees and staking. The value ...

When BitconeMine was founded, our mission was to make cloud mining simpler and more efficient, and to eliminate all obstacles faced by individual miners. Therefore, we launched an online cloud mining ...

RIGA - Next year, disruptive activities organized by Russian special services against various facilities in Latvia could become more diverse and aggressive, believes the Latvian State Security Service ...

VILNIUS - Lithuanian Prime Minister Gintautas Paluckas met with his Dutch counterpart, Dick Schoof, in Rukla on Tuesday, expressing optimism that NATO leaders will agree on a target of at least 3 ...

Credit cards have been proven to be more secure in protecting user data. There is fraud protection on every card, which allows users to dispute unauthorized charges and keep their funds safe. As a ...

RIGA - The funeral of Latvian basketball player Janis Timma, who likely committed suicide in Russia, will be held today in Riga. The basketball player's remains were returned to Latvia from Russia on ...

VILNIUS - Additional measures will be sought to enhance the security of critical infrastructure following damage to a power cable in the Baltic Sea on Wednesday, the Lithuanian Defense Ministry said ...

Next year 81 cruise ships are scheduled to visit the Port of Riga, which is 15 ships more than this year, said Sandis Steins, Chairman of the Board of the Freeport of Riga, to LETA. He pointed out ...