Aigars Lazdiņš recommends ten June articles: from church scandal to hockey talent
Columnist Aigars Lazdiņš has compiled ten June publications he recommends reading, covering topics from sexual abuse allegations in the church to a new Lyme disease vaccine, an AI startup, Rail Baltica, and hockey talent Albert Šmits.
In June, with extended solstice holidays and the first heatwaves, Delfi published several notable articles. Aigars Lazdiņš highlights ten of them.
An article about pastor Roland Eiman reveals allegations of sexual abuse against underage women. Lazdiņš criticizes the police for reluctance to launch an investigation and both Latvian Lutheran churches for lacking control mechanisms.
A potential first effective Lyme disease vaccine is discussed by Evelīna Jansone, explaining the CspZ and OspA proteins and why Latvia could be its birthplace.
Nikita Trojanski, once known as an epidemiologist, now focuses on artificial intelligence and has attracted millions in investments. In an interview, he shares views on Latvian politics and education.
Interior minister Jānis Dombrava threatened disaster management center designers with treason accusations and commented on judicial performance.
Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs showed deep knowledge on Rail Baltica, noting that while all Baltic states face problems, Latvia is the first to acknowledge difficulties.
Hockey talent Albert Šmits was drafted fifth overall by the New York Rangers. Almants Poikāns analyzes his prospects, comparing him to Kristaps Porziņģis.
Sports aren't just for millionaires – the D sektor podcast loser had to face hockey shots, offering a glimpse into amateur hockey.
During heatwaves, Baiba Cimoška advises on benefits of sleeping naked, including reduced heart disease and fungal risks.
Finally, Kārlis Dambrāns' photo gallery from the Pride event in Riga shows its growth from a small march to thousands of participants.
