Tag: Latvia
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Ukrainians in Latvia Delay Return Amid Anxiety Over Russian Threat, Says Psychologist
Growing Anxiety Among Ukrainian Residents in Latvia The ongoing drumbeat of Russian threats has stirred a wave of anxiety among Ukrainians living in Latvia, prompting discussions about their future plans and sense of safety. In a recent interview with Ukrinform, Nataliia Urus, a psychologist at the Ukrainian House in Latvia, described how constant updates about…
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Ukrainians Leaving Latvia Over Russia Threats, Says Psychologist
Latvia sees a surge in departures among Ukrainians amid security fears In Latvia, a visible pattern is emerging as some Ukrainian residents consider moving away from the Baltic country amid ongoing reports of possible threats from Russia. This concern isn’t just about border inspections or military drills; it touches deep into the psyche of people…
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Ukrainians Leaving Latvia Amid Russian Threats: A Psychologist’s Perspective
Rising Anxiety and Migration Patterns In Latvia, a noticeable number of Ukrainians are reconsidering their living arrangements and, for some, choosing to relocate. The shifts are not driven by a single event but by a cascade of news reports and ongoing concerns about security linked to Russia. In an interview with Ukrinform, Nataliia Urus, a…
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Canada Edges Latvia in Overtime at World Junior Championship
Canada Edges Latvia in a tense overtime at the World Junior Championship In a gripping showdown at the world junior hockey championship, Canada pulled out a 2-1 overtime victory against Latvia Saturday in Minneapolis. The game featured a late collapse by the Canadians, a timely power play conversion, and a dramatic finish that kept fans…
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British Clean Sweep: Weston Wins Gold, Wyatt Takes Silver in Skeleton World Cup
Weston seals gold as Britain tops Skeleton World Cup standings Britain’s Matt Weston continued his dominant start to the Skeleton World Cup season with a confident gold in Sigulda, Latvia. Demonstrating precision and speed on the ice, Weston secured the top podium position and cemented his early lead in the overall standings. The performance underlined…
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Britain Makes a Clean Sweep as Weston and Wyatt Earn Gold and Silver in Skeleton World Cup
Britain clinches gold and silver in Sigulda Skeleton World Cup Great Britain’s skeleton squad shone once again in the World Cup circuit, with Matt Weston delivering a flawless run to take gold in Sigulda, Latvia, while Marcus Wyatt secured silver a day after the start of the weekend’s racing. The strong performance continued the British…
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Britain Dominates Skeleton World Cup Podium in Sigulda
Britain clinches a clean sweep as Skeleton World Cup returns to Sigulda In a dramatic showcase of speed, precision, and nerve, Great Britain secured a remarkable set of results at the Skeleton World Cup event in Sigulda, Latvia. Matt Weston walked away with gold, cementing a perfect start to his campaign, while fellow Brit Marcus…
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BNN IN FOCUS: The Latvian Government’s Reset — What Went Wrong and Why
Overview: Latvia’s Reset and the Promise to Cut Red Tape In Latvia, 2024 was billed as the year to finally curb bureaucratic hurdles that frustrate residents, businesses, and public servants alike. The government launched a series of task forces and policy initiatives aimed at “resetting” how public administration interacts with citizens. The intent was simple:…
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BNN IN FOCUS | Tried to win favour, but failed: what went wrong with the Latvian Government’s “reset”
Introduction: The promise of a bureaucratic reset In late 2024, Latvia’s government embraced a bold pledge: to reset the relationship between citizens and bureaucracy. Task forces, digitization drives, and streamlined procedures were touted as the cure for years of frustrating red tape. The public, weary of endless forms and opaque decisions, hoped the reset would…
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BNN in Focus: Where Latvia’s Bureaucracy Reset Fell Short and Why
Introduction: The promise of a lighter touch for bureaucracy In the closing year of a challenging political cycle, Latvia’s government pitched a bold aim: slash red tape and make public administration more efficient. The idea was simple in theory—morale and productivity would rise if bureaucrats shed unnecessary procedures, and citizens would feel the benefits in…