Putin ally makes sinister threat to NATO country
Dmitry Medvedev called Latvian President Edgars Rinkēvičs and others "Nazi bastards" on social media.
NATO ally leader confronts Elon Musk on claim about alliance
Musk was fact-checked about his latest statement about NATO on his own social media platform.
NATO must "wake up" to Putin's trap, Russia's neighbor warns
Western doom and gloom over the war in Ukraine is playing into Kremlin plans, Latvia's prime minister told Newsweek.
Putin under fire after Alexei Navalny's death
Russia's Federal Penitentiary Service said on Friday that Navalny "lost consciousness" after a walk and died.
NATO members pledge to provide Ukraine with new drones
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said the expanded "drone coalition" was "already working" on bolstering Ukraine's arsenal.
Ukraine gets double boost from NATO allies
President Volodymyr Zelensky is pushing hard for more money and weapons to continue Kyiv's defensive war.
Ukraine to receive helicopters, rockets and other weapons from NATO country
Latvia pledged a new aid package to Ukraine that includes a variety of weapons.
Putin fires warning shot at NATO country
The Kremlin leader warned of repercussions for Latvians "within their country" over Riga's policies toward Russian minorities in Latvia.
Putin ally predicts Baltic states will fall to Russia in 15 minutes of war
Pundit Stanislav Krapivnik suggested that the Baltics would be next in Russia's quest to restore its empire.
"Love at first sight" as rescue cat demands owner adopts foster kitten
Kati told Newsweek that the young kitten was "discovered in a plastic bag near a cat-feeding spot."
Pet cam captures dog's sad behavior for hours after "misunderstanding"
Toast the Labrador's owner says she is a "real people pleaser" which is kind of how this all started.
Wagner Group recruiting exposed in second NATO country
The news from Latvia follows reports that stickers bearing the Wagner Group logo and seeking recruits had been distributed in Warsaw and Krakow.
Wagner's new Belarus base puts them closer to Moscow than ever
A new base housing Wagner Group exiles in Belarus is less than 500 miles from the Russian capital.
Wagner fighters in Belarus unnerve NATO as "camps" built hours from summit
One diplomat told Newsweek they are "watching and assessing" Wagner arrivals in Belarus, ready to retaliate with sanctions if their presence is confirmed.
NATO leaders cite security risk from Wagner's move to Belarus
NATO countries bordering Belarus have spoken of strengthening their security forces due to the relocation of Wagner Group troops.
Russia's secret plans for Baltic states exposed
The Kremlin wants to reduce NATO's presence in Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, while simultaneously strengthening Russian influence and culture.
U.S. officials appeared on independent Russian channel banned in Latvia
The Kremlin is viewing the NATO country's decision to ban as a show of support for news sources inside Russia.
Drone strikes inside Russia ramp up week after NATO member explored idea
Damaged critical infrastructure could lead to a humanitarian crisis in Ukraine as a frigid winter looms.
Elite Russian units take up to 40 percent casualties in Ukraine: Official
A European defense official told Newsweek that top Russian airborne, military intelligence, and army units have taken "severe" casualties since February.
NATO explores Ukraine striking military targets in Russia
Latvia's foreign affairs minister said Ukraine should be allowed to attack military sites in Russia to fend off strikes on its critical infrastructure.
U.S. 'God of War' HIMARS set to form NATO eastern shield against Russia
The president of the Baltic Security Foundation told Newsweek the systems are a "game changer" for the nations.
Russian missiles cross NATO border, killing two in Poland: Report
The reported deaths come after Russia struck Ukraine with dozens of missiles, knocking out energy infrastructure.
Latvia Declares State of Emergency at Border as Russia Mobilizes Troops
The Latvian government said the state of emergency has been imposed "due to the mobilization announced in Russia."
Europe Must Not Capitulate and Undermine Ukraine Progress—Latvian President
In Kyiv, Egils Levits urged allies not to engage in the "politics of capitulation" and betray Ukraine's wishes.
'Ghost Plane' Crashes Miles Out to Sea, Nobody Found in Cockpit
A report has said all four people believed to be on board the aircraft were German.
Putin Would Nuke NATO to Defend Russian Speakers in Baltics, Ally Suggests
Vladimir Solovyov told the Russia-1 program "Full Contact" that if the alliance got involved, "we will have no pity for them."
Former USSR Member Looks to Ban Russian Language in Blow to Putin
Latvian Deputy Prime Minister Janis Bordans said that Latvia could restrict the Russian language in workplaces.
Poland, Baltic States Now Looking at HIMARS for Protection Against Russia
Russia's invasion of Ukraine has spurred nearby countries to reconsider their military capabilities, with many now seeking long-range missiles.
'No Restrictions': NATO to Take More Aggressive Stance Against Russia
Mircea Geoană did not provide any details of a planned deployment, but said there would be "a robust, flexible and sustainable presence" in eastern Europe.
Putin Must Learn Soviet Empire Isn't Coming Back: Latvia Minister
Artis Pabriks told Newsweek that Russia's invasion of Ukraine can only be allowed to end with Kyiv's clear victory.