News Latvia Economy: Latvia enjoys strongest economic growth in EU
RIGA, Latvia (AP) — Latvia’s economy grew 5.6 percent last year — the best performance among the 27-country European Union — thanks to robust trade and manufacturing. WATCH LIVE: Trump celebrates ...
News Latvia Economy: Male Gaze To Fix Latvian Economy
Tiny Latvia has not been having a good decade. The country of 2.2 million has had to cut services for its citizens as the effects of the ongoing global financial slump has ravaged its fiscal health.
News Latvia Economy: Latvia, Azerbaijan should find new ways of cooperation in agriculture – minister [PHOTO]
![Latvia, Azerbaijan should find new ways of cooperation in agriculture – minister [PHOTO]](/img/noticias/202207/latvia-azerbaijan-should-find-new-ways-o.jpg "Latvia, Azerbaijan should find new ways of cooperation in agriculture – minister [PHOTO]")
Latvia and Azerbaijan should find new ways of cooperation in agriculture, Latvian Minister of Agriculture Kaspars Gerhards, who is on a visit to Baku, said in an exclusive interview with Trend.
News Latvia Economy: Azerbaijan, Latvia discuss opportunities for agriculture, digital economy cooperation
Azerbaijan, Latvia have discussed ample opportunities for cooperation in agriculture and digital economy fields, Azernews reports.
News Latvia Economy: Renaissance and crisis of the ‘Russian world’
Tensions in the post-Soviet space have revived a concept that is more than a simplification about language and space. Its universal claim is rooted in Kievan Rus' and is embodied in Moscow's c ...
News Latvia Economy: Covid-19 mortality rate in Latvia higher than EU/EEA average
RIGA - Latvia is now the only Baltic country where Covid-19 mortality is higher than the average Covid-19 mortality rate in the European Union and the European Economic Area, according to data ...
News Latvia Economy: Latvia's housing market improving
Latvia’s housing market shows significant improvement, with the average apartment prices in Riga rising by 5.13% during the year to Q3 2021, in contrast to the prior year’s 1.34% decline.
