On Tuesday 10 August, the Cabinet of Ministers issued an order declaring the state of emergency in certain administrative areas, in the light of the rapid increase in the number of illegal crossings…
Today, during the meeting with Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission (EC), Prime Minister Krišjānis Kariņš discussed Latvia's plan for the European Union (EU) Recovery Fund’s…
From Wednesday, June 16, the ban on non-essential travel, the requirement to pass the Covid-19 test and self-isolate when entering Latvia will be lifted if an individual can present a digital Covid…
On 1 June, after assessing the epidemiological situation, the Cabinet of Ministers decided to follow the four-step plan and gradually ease Covid-19 control measures in education, culture, trade, and…
On Thursday, 27 May, the Cabinet of Ministers decided to ease restrictions on gathering, visiting recreation and entertainment venues, and working for people who have either been vaccinated against…
In response to the actions of the Belarussian authorities in intercepting and landing a civilian passenger aircraft of airline Ryanair from the European Union forcibly at the Minsk airport, when…
On 13 April, the government decided to submit to the Saeima the amendments to the Law on Ports drafted by the Ministry of Transport. The amendments provide for changing the port management model in…
On Thursday, 1 April, the Cabinet of Ministers specified the regulations necessary for the control of Covid-19, which will be in force from 7 April after the end of the emergency situation. With the…
On Friday, 26 March, the Cabinet of Ministers conceptually agreed to maintain most of the safety measures and restrictions introduced to curb Covid-19 after Easter, but at the same time end the…
On 24 March, the Cabinet of Ministers approved the Draft Law on Products Containing Plastic drafted by the Ministry of Environmental Protection and Regional Development, which aims to reduce the…
