• February 12, 2026
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Latvia discloses benefits for Ukrainian refugees

1,707 people from Ukraine have received a one-off employment benefit in Latvia, the Latvian Ministry of Welfare has announced. EUR 1,194,900, or 85.3% of the allocated funding was devoted to [..]

Jelgava hosts a camp for children and young people from Ukraine’s Ivano-Frankivsk

Jelgava Municipality, with the support of local businesses, is organizing a camp for children and young people from the Ukrainian city of Ivano-Frankivsk, LETA was informed by the municipality. According [..]

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