Riga is the capital of Latvia and is home to 627,487 inhabitants (2020), which is a third of Latvia’s population. Being significantly larger than other cities of Latvia, Riga is the country’s primate city. It is also the largest city in the three Baltic states and is home to one tenth of the three Baltic states’ combined population. — Wikipedia
Latvia’s low-cost airline airBaltic has announced that is will resume flights between Riga and Brussels from Monday, following a change in policy from the Latvian government. A total of nine dest
Lux Express will restore its twice-daily connection between Tartu and Riga from July 8, the company said on Thursday.
Estonian ferry line Tallink is adding more departures to its new Helsinki-Riga and Turku-Tallinn routes, the company says.
A street in Riga named after Tartu (Terbatas iela) has been made car-free for one month to allow for a culture program and street vendors, similar to Tartu’s ‘Car-free Avenue’ on a section of…
Riga has canceled all events on its car-free street Tērbatas iela (Tartu Street) after visitors failed to comply with social distancing rules at the weekend, Latvian public broadcaster LSM…
Match in Latvia abandoned for safety reasons
CALLUM McGREGOR says it is vital that Celtic tighten up at the back ahead of their Europa League third-round qualifier against Latvian side Riga…
RIGA - The Health Ministry might propose shortening the mandatory Covid-19-related self-isolation time to 10 days from 14 days, Health Minister …
NYON: Celtic were handed a trip to face either Riga FC of Latvia or Tre Fiori of San Marino in the draw for the …
RIGA - If Covid-19 incidence in Lithuania is growing, 14-day self-isolation will be required for those people arriving in Latvia from this count…
RIGA - As Covid-19 continues to spread, travelers returning to Latvia from Estonia are also now required to self-isolate for 14 days because of …
A true-life psychological thriller reports on ‘Mio’ Meidad’s undercover mission, without backup, to exact justice — and foil a German plan to give Nazis amnesty
The Latvian debate over the Russian language is often political, but now it has entered healthcare. A Riga doctor has boasted about refusing to help a hospital visitor because he was a Russian speaker.