Section: Latvia
Lithuania’s ForMin recommends getting measles vaccine before going to Ukraine – The Baltic Times
VILNIUS – Lithuania’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs recommends getting immunized against measles for those planning to travel to Ukraine…… …read more Source: The Baltic...
Lithuania’s ForMin recommends getting measles vaccine before going to Ukraine
Lithuania’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs recommends getting immunized against measles for those planning to travel to Ukraine where an outbreak of the disease has been recorded, informed LETA/BNS. …read more Source: The Baltic...
Ukrainian citizen fined €4,300 for €5 bribery attempt at border
On March 17 an Ukrainian citizen was detained at the Pāternieki border crossing for trying to bribe Border Guard officials, the Border Guard told the press. …read more Source:...
Poroshenko vows to start talks on Ukraine’s accession to EU, NATO – The Baltic Times
KYIV – Ukrainian President and presidential candidate Petro Poroshenko said that, if he is reelected, he plans to prepare Ukraine for joining th…… …read more Source: The Baltic...
Plain Text Print Russia’s violations of international law in annexed Crimea continue – Foreign Ministry – The Baltic Times
RIGA – Russia’s sheer violations of international law in the illegally annexed Crimea continue, Latvian Foreign Ministry said in a stateme…… …read more Source: The Baltic...
Russia commemorates annexation of Crimea with coin worth EUR 0.07
The Bank of Russia has issued a commemorative coin to mark five years since Russia staged a disputed referendum in Ukraine’s Crimea, which led to the illegal annexation of the territory and the partial international isolation of Russia. …read more Source: Baltic News...
NATO Europe Commander seeks to increase Ukraine’s defence capabilities
NATO Supreme Allied Commander of Europe has expressed willingness to strengthen Ukraine’s defence capabilities as he blamed Russia of still arming, training separatists in eastern Ukraine, as well as of fighting together with separatist forces. …read more Source: Baltic News...
Medics from Ukraine and Belarus might be hired to deal with staff shortages in Latvia – Medical Association head – The Baltic Times
RIGA – Even after a pay raise, Latvia’s large hospitals and ambulance service are still short of medical staff like nurses and paramedics,…… …read more Source: The Baltic...
EU prolongs by 1 year sanctions against Yanukovych, his 11 associates, 1 removed from list – The Baltic Times
BRUSSELS – The European Union has extended by one year (until March 6, 2020) the sanctions in the form of freezing of assets against Ukraine’…… …read more Source: The Baltic...
Ukraine and Belarus medics may be hired to deal with staff shortages
Even after a pay raise, Latvia’s large hospitals and ambulance service are still short of medical staff like nurses and paramedics, Ilze Aizsilniece, the head of the Latvian Medical Association, said in an interview to LNT TV channel March 4. …read more Source:...
