In the dark days when Latvia was behind the Iron curtain and subjected to the evils of communism, the kgb had a building right in the centre of Riga Latvia from 1944 to 1991. It's now a museum so of ...

For many Latvians, ice bathing is a daily ritual. The "Ledus Dzeguzes" group combines the chill with art, creativity, and body positivity.

As global warming makes winters more unpredictable, thousands have died by falling through thin ice. And the threat is ...

The Malta Food Agency's CEO, Brian Vella, said that "it is impossible for someone to enter agriculture from scratch" in Malta if they don't inherit fields from family.

Inger Andersen, UNEP’s Executive Director, urges stronger science‑based multilateralism, solidarity and funding to safeguard the environment as the foundation of security.

The all-in-one SaaS platform for independent restaurants, processing 1.5 million orders a month across nine CEE markets, is now targeting Portugal, Spain, Italy, France, Germany, and the Netherlands.

In The Gold Standard, Saifedean Ammous provides an alternate history to World War One, wherein the war is stopped early by a new, decentralized monetary system.

A train and some railway infrastructure were set on fire in August in Latvia by two people acting in Russia's interests, Latvia's State Security Service said Wednesday, the latest in ...

Some cravings stick with you, and this collection makes them easier to recreate at home. Familiar flavors, simple ideas, and plenty of ways to bring those well-known favorites into your ...

There’s no formal diagnosis (yet). But experts say there’s growing recognition of this problem — and some work on solutions. Can the word “addiction” — typically associated with drugs, alcohol, ...