On Friday, 5 February, the Cabinet of Ministers decided to extend the emergency situation until 6 April. From the next Monday, 8 February, higher safety standards for the on-site trade will take…
To safeguard strict epidemiological control during the COVID-19 pandemic and continued commercial activities of the carriers simultaneously, one has specified which documents cargo and passenger…
On Tuesday, 2 February, the Cabinet of Ministers, after carefully assessing the epidemiological situation, conceptually agreed on a unified approach to the management of Covid-19 in Latvia after 8…
In his address to the Members of the Parliament and society during the foreign policy debates, Prime Minister Krišjānis Kariņš stressed that the desire and aspirations of people to live in freedom…
The international initiative “Open Government Partnership” has recognized the implementation of Latvia's regulation governing the whistleblowing as the best practice example in the European region,…
When participating in the disclosure of the report “Effectiveness of Investigations and Trials of the Criminal Offences in the Economic and Financial Area” produced by the State Audit Office and the…
According to statistics of the State Chancellery, only every fourth application drawn up as a whistleblower’s report, presents the signs of whistleblowing. Most often, the information on the…
On Tuesday 1 December, the Cabinet of Ministers (CoM) considered the amendments to the Law on the Prevention of Money Laundering and Terrorism and Proliferation Financing drafted in line with the…
The safety measures, extended by the government until 25 January, have the same aim of ensuring that each of us meets as few other people as possible outside our own household. With Covid-19…
With the increasing spread of Covid-19 in Latvia, it has been decided to extend the current safety measures until 25 January. These measures apply both to on-site sales with a specific list of the…
