On 27 February, Mārtiņš Šteins, Parliamentary Secretary of the Ministry of the Interior, participated in the Extraordinary Justice and Home Affairs Council of the European Union (EU) on the…
The Republic of Latvia will provide Ukrainian citizens, who are leaving Ukraine due to the military conflict, with accommodations, food and other necessary help.
To be able to stay and work in…
On 24 February 2022 in the morning, an unprovoked large-scale military aggression was launched on Ukraine. This is following a decision by the President of Russia, Vladimir Putin, announced on…
On 8 February, the Cabinet of Ministers endorsed the conceptual report “On Improving the Education System for Law Enforcement Officials” developed by the Ministry of the Interior, which envisages the…
On 8 February, an international seminar on combating trafficking in human beings and related money laundering in Latvia was held online. The seminar brought together high-level…
On 11 February, the Deputy Director-General of the European Commission's Directorate-General for Migration and Home Affairs, Beate Gminder, paid a visit to the Ministry of the Interior and met with…
