AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoLatvia Politics & Security: Latvia’s PM Andris Kulbergs and the United List have won the parliamentary election with a clear mandate, with the Ukraine war and fears of Russian aggression shaping voters’ mood, while coalition talks are expected to move quickly. Rail Baltica Costs: The Latvian government is trying to cut Rail Baltica costs after a decision to lower the estimated cost per kilometre, with leaders set to defend funding positions in Brussels. Riga Travel & Culture: Riga Contemporary Art Space opens “Always the Sun,” a major Greek contemporary art exhibition running Oct 2, 2026 to Jan 10, 2027. Air Travel: airBaltic marks 31 years since its first Riga–Stockholm flight, now serving 70+ destinations. EU Border Rules for Travellers: A new EES entry/exit system is affecting travellers across Schengen countries including Latvia, with biometric registration replacing passport stamps. Property Watch: House prices keep rising across Europe, and Latvia is among the countries seeing double-digit annual growth. Outdoor Latvia: Kemeri National Park gets a spotlight in a summer escape featuring kayaking and local food. Sports & Tourism: Latvia is mentioned in international events from Nations League match previews to a Black Bass World Championship that included Latvian anglers.
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