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Articles with tag "Latvia"
deep freeze
Moscow Gives Latvian Ambassador Two Weeks to Leave Russia
Moscow said on Friday that Latvia's ambassador had been given two weeks to leave Russia, accusing the Baltic state and EU member of "total Russophobia...
In depth
Latvian Decision to Revoke Russian TV Station’s License Sparks Fear, Disbelief
Latvia’s decision Tuesday to withdraw the broadcast license of independent Russian television channel Dozhd caused disbelief and anger among the...
off the air
Latvia Revokes Exiled Russian Station’s License Over War Coverage Violations
Latvia said Tuesday that it is revoking the independent Russian television channel Dozhd’s broadcasting license, citing “threats to national...
second penalty
Latvia Fines Russia's Liberal Dozhd TV Over Ukraine Coverage
Latvia has fined independent Russian television channel Dozhd 10,000 euros ($10,500) over its coverage of the war in Ukraine, the Latvian National Electronic...
no entry
Poland, Baltics Enact EU Visa Ban for Russians
Holders of residence permits, family members, humanitarian cases and dissidents are unaffected.
memory wars
Latvia Removes Controversial Soviet Monument
Thousands of ethnic Russians rallied at the monument on May 9 every year to commemorate victory over Nazi Germany in 1945.
Ukraine War
Latvian Parliament Declares Russia ‘State Sponsor of Terrorism’
The parliament urged the EU to stop issuing tourist visas for Russian and Belarusian citizens and to cut down on entry visas in general.
diplomatic cuts
Russia Closes Baltic Consulates, Expels Staff
The move comes in retaliation to similar Russian consulate closures by Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania.
Go home
Baltic States Expel Four Russian Diplomats
The Baltic states of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania said Friday they were expelling a total of four Russian diplomats in solidarity with the Czech Republic...
contentious remarks
Latvia Bans Russian TV Host Over Hitler Remarks
Pro-Kremlin spin doctor Vladimir Solovyov called Hitler "a very brave man" during a live broadcast.
ON THE BLACKLIST
Baltic States Ban Belarus Leader Over Election Fraud, Violence
The Baltic EU members announced their sanctions in a coordinated effort to support the protests in Belarus.
blocked broadcaster
Latvia Bans Russia's RT 'Propaganda' Channels
The bans are permanent unless RT fires its head who is under international sanctions.
'Historic Revisionism'
Baltics Accuse Russia of Trying to 'Falsify' History on War Anniversary
The Baltic leaders said the Soviet Union had also used military force and repression to subjugate their nations in the Cold War.
baltic espionage
Latvia Arrests Spy Working for Russia
The suspect is accused of trying to recruit a secret service officer to spy for Moscow.
off the air
Latvia Bans 9 Russian TV Stations Over Ties to Sanctioned Billionaire
Yury Kovalchuk, a banker close to President Vladimir Putin, has been on the EU blacklist since 2014.
face charges
Russia Seeks Extradition of Journalist From Latvia
The Rosbalt reporter is accused of defamation by oligarch Alisher Usmanov.
Out of options
Russian Migrant Goes On Hunger Strike Against Latvian Residency Exam
Kirill Ivanov went on hunger strike after Latvia refused to grant a medical exemption to his mother-in-law for a residency exam.
Ethnic divide
Was the Mayor of Latvia’s Capital Ousted Because He Was Corrupt, or Russian?
The case has exposed rifts between the Baltic nation’s Latvian and Russian-speaking communities.
build the wall
Latvia Builds Barbed Wire Fence on Russian Border to Combat Migration
The 2.7-meter-tall fence alternates between sensor-based systems and surveillance camera zones.
Latvia
Moscow Appeals to OSCE Over Latvia's 'Genocidal' Language Reforms
Latvia's school language reforms “might lead to increase in ethnic tensions," Russia's representative warned.
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