Latvia's foreign minister warns that Russian President Vladimir Putin will try to achieve in peace talks what he hasn’t been able to accomplish in his war against Ukraine — weaken the United States and restore control over his smaller neighbor.

Latvia's foreign minister warns that Russian President Vladimir Putin will try to achieve in peace talks what he hasn’t been able to accomplish in his war against Ukraine — weaken the United States and restore control over his smaller neighbor.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy, right, Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez, second from right, Latvia's President Edgars Rinkevics, left, and Finland's President Alexander Stubb, centre left,

The country has witnessed Russian bases in the Baltic — once emptied of troops and equipment because of the Ukraine war — now being refilled and restocked. All three Baltic states — Latvia, Estonia and Lithuania — have increased the fortification of their borders with Russia.

Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, left, greets Latvia's Prime Minister Evika Silina during a round table meeting at an EU Summit in Brussels, Thursday, March 6, 2025. (AP Photo/Geert Vanden Wij

Latvia's foreign minister warned that Russia wanted to "weaken U.S. power" in the world as Washington and Moscow seek to end the war in Ukraine.

The Latvian Cabinet of Ministers has decided to transfer 31 more vehicles to Ukraine, which were previously confiscated from drunk drivers, LSM informs. It is noted that after the vehicles are confiscated,

Russian President Vladimir Putin said Monday that he has not discussed resolving the conflict in Ukraine in detail with President Trump, and neither did Russian and American negotiating teams when they met last week in Saudi Arabia. Latvia Foreign Minister ...

The Latvian Cabinet of Ministers has supported a €10 million ($10.69 million) investment in Ukraine's drone industry, the Latvian Ministry of Defense reports. “The Cabinet of Ministers has agreed to strategically invest €10 million in the Ukrainian drone industry to promote cooperation between the defense industries of both countries and implement

Darwin members of Europe’s Baltic States have gathered at the steps of the Territory’s Parliament House to voice their opposition at Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

Baltic leaders and residents are worried about what the stop of American supplies to Kyiv could mean for them in a region that borders Russia on NATO’s eastern flank and has long grappled with Russian interference and aggression.