What started as an ordinary day for a Latvian housewife became a significant national security breakthrough. A mysterious note found in her driveway has helped authorities uncover a series of sabotage acts linked to Russian intelligence.
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Until now, many Latvian speakers have believed their language gives them an extra layer of protection against Kremlin propaganda.
When in March of this year Re:Baltica's Re:Check became official Facebook (FB) fact checkers and labeled the first false information, the main conspiracy theory propagators in Latvia were enraged.
The Baltic Center for Investigative Journalism, re:Baltica, has a new story online examining what it says is Latvia's less than impressive counter-espionage record.
Investigative journalism outfit the Baltic Center for Investigative Journalism, Re:Baltica, has released the second feature in its ongoing series about the demographic challenges facing Latvia.
In the final part of a three-part investigation of Kremlin-backed misinformation and propaganda directed against the Baltic states, the investigative journalism group Re:Baltica reveals the influence of a Baltic-bashing Russian 'expert' whose views are circulated widely via ideologically-aligned social media networks.
A new report by Re:Baltica, (the Baltic Center for Investigative Journalism) reveals two very different groups taking advantage of Latvia's liberal regime for acquiring residency permits valid throughout the European Union. It is reproduced below with kind permission of Re:Baltica.
The latest study on the national prison systems of Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia by the center for investigative journalism Re: Baltica has revealed that the jails are full of people who may never be admissible for release, but even more full of those who with some help could be reformed and rejoin society. However, Latvia’s jails, with their violence and decrepit Soviet-era facilities are in fact like a “crime academy”, says Imprisoned in the Baltics.
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