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As war rages on in Ukraine, some ethnic Russians in Latvia say they feel marginalized
Ethnic Russians have been living in Latvia for decades. But with public opinion turning sharply against Russia since the war in Ukraine began, some say they are increasingly worried about their place in Latvian society.
Desperate Ukrainians crossing into Latvia while Russians are blocked
No Z allowed: Some European countries move to ban the symbol used to promote Russia’s war in Ukraine
For over 90 years, this Holocaust survivor's art has kept him alive
Where are you traveling in 2014? How about one of these?
Little Enthusiasm for Latvia's Euro Effort
Latvia is on the path to adopt the euro starting in January 2014. Trouble is, most Latvians don't share their government's enthusiasm and they don't want to give up their own money; the lat. Gederts Gelzis reports from Riga, Latvia.
Latvian Mezzo Soprano ElÄ«na GaranÄa Returns to Met in 'La Clemenza di Tito'
Latvian Nazi unit commemorated
The wounds of World War II are still deeply felt. That was evident in Latvia, where veterans gathered to commemorate troops who died defending against Soviet invaders. The troops fought on the side of Nazi Germany. The BBC's Damien McGuiness is in Riga.
Geo answer
For today's geoquiz we were looking for the Baltic country that declared its independence twice in the 20th century, first from the Russian Empire, and then from the Soviet Union. That country is Latvia. And it's celebrating its National Day today. The World's David Leveille has more.