LTV's strand of short, historical documentaries, "The Keys to Latvian History" has another offering for you, complete with English subtitles.
Medical staff at one of Latvia's main hospitals have made a powerful video urging members of the public to adopt a socially responsible attitude and stay at home during the coronavirus outbreak.
LTV has prepared another short online documentary with English subtitles, this time linked to the subject of the deportations to Siberia that took place exactly 71 years ago on March 25, 1949.
Our favorite YouTuber, Anete Germane, has released another video in her series explaining the quirks and quandaries of Latvians to the outside world.
LTV has a new documentary with English subtitles available to watch online.
One of Latvia's leading diplomats reveals the ins and outs of life as an ambassador in a new podcast produced by the Stockholm School of Economics in Rīga (SSE Rīga).
The 'Latvian Code' series of documentary films has another episode for you to watch online, complete with English-language subtitles.
The short documentary series Atslēgas (The Keys) has another 15-minute episide with English subtitles. This week we look at Latvia's return to Olympic competition as a nation state after decades of being lost to the sporting world by Soviet occupation.
LTV's documentary film series "Latvian Code" has prepared more films with English subtitles for your enjoyment. The short films feature new and seasoned film-makers to look at contrasting aspects of life in Latvia.
Latvia's Supernova selection show to pick a song and performer for the Eurovision 2020 contest took place February 8.
The second in the series of short documentary films titled "The Keys" is now available for you to watch online, complete with English-language subtitles.
Latvian Television has made a new history show looking at the times of the barricades, when Latvia and the other Baltic states defended their reborn independence in 1991.
President of Estonia Kersti Kaljulaid played host to LTV's cameras November 7, in an interview with journalist Gundars Rēders, conducted at Kadriorg Palace in Tallinn. It can be watched above.
June 11 and 12 see the Rīga Stratcom Dialogue happening in the Latvian capital, hosted by the NATO Strategic Communications Center of Excellence (STRATCOMCOE).
LSM announces the return of its English-subtitled series of documentary films entitled Latvian Code and selected in an annual contest held by Latvian Public Television (LTV).
LSM announces the return of its English-subtitled series of documentary films entitled Latvian Code and selected in an annual contest held by Latvian Public Television (LTV).
LSM announces the return of its English-subtitled series of documentary films entitled Latvian Code and selected in an annual contest held by Latvian Public Television (LTV).
An international conference titled "Protecting the Integrity of Elections" takes place in Rīga on December 14 and you can watch it live here on LSM.
September 28 and 29 will see the annual Rīga Conference taking place at the Latvian National Library. A range of topics from the future direction of the European Union to plans for collective defense will be under discussion. You can watch a livestream of the proceedings here on LSM and at the official conference website.
Riga mayor Nils Ušakovs on July 6 posted video footage of a disgruntled commuter indulging in dangerous jaywalking on a busy road.
The documentary Residents probes problems in Latvia in general and Latvia's medicine in particular with the story of two energetic young interns, Kārlis and Laura. It is the last of the Latvian Code series of films to be featured this year.
LSM announces the return of its English-subtitled series of documentary films entitled Latvian Code and selected in an annual contest held by Latvian Public Television. Latvian Code films reflect the extraordinary lives of Latvians across the globe.
LSM announces the return of its English-subtitled series of documentary films entitled Latvian Code and selected in an annual contest held by Latvian Public Television (LTV). Latvian Code films reflect the extraordinary lives of people in Latvia.
LSM announces the return of its English-subtitled series of documentary films entitled Latvian Code and selected in an annual contest held by Latvian Public Television (LTV). Latvian Code films reflect the extraordinary lives of people in Latvia.
LSM announces the return of its English-subtitled series of documentary films entitled Latvian Code and selected in an annual contest held by Latvian Public Television (LTV). Latvian Code films reflect the extraordinary lives occurring in Latvia.
In this film a young man and his curmudgeonly grandfather are going 1,800 km to northern Russia in an old Zhiguli car, hoping to find the grave of the director's great-grandfather, who was deported. The film is part of the annual Latvian Code contest and the last to be featured this year.
When you're in prison, you're sure to have ample free time. The young men in Without Them, the fourth film to be featured in the English-subtitled series of documentary films entitled Latvian Code, have more than 60 years to spend in prison between them. What can they do to pass time?
The Latvian language has three dialects and around 500 subdialects. Hear how three Latvian ways of speech sound like in the movie Runātāji (Talkers), the third film to be featured in the English-subtitled series of documentary films entitled Latvian Code that were selected in an annual contest held by Latvian Public Television (LTV).
LSM announces the return of its English-subtitled series of documentary films entitled Latvian Code and selected in an annual contest held by Latvian Public Television (LTV). Latvian Code films reflect the extraordinary daily lives of ordinary Latvians. The first winner to be featured is Lāsma Ābele's film Let's Make It Pretty! (Latvian - Lai smuki!) focusing on people trying to make their surroundings more beautiful with things others might not find pretty at all.