Latvia adds Ksenia Sobchak and her husband to its list of undesirable persons
Latvian Foreign Minister Baiba Braže has decided to place Russian TV and internet host Ksenia Sobchak and her husband, director Konstantin Bogomolov, on Latvia's list of undesirable persons.
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Latvian Foreign Minister Baiba Braže, a member of the Jaunā Vienotība (New Unity) party, has decided to put Russian television and internet show host Ksenia Sobchak and her husband, the director Konstantin Bogomolov, on the country's list of undesirable persons. The two Russian nationals are now among those whom Latvia regards as unwelcome.
Who is on the list
Two people are named. Ksenia Sobchak works in Russia as a television and internet show host. Her husband, Konstantin Bogomolov, is a director by profession.
Who made the decision
The decision was taken by Foreign Minister Baiba Braže, who represents the New Unity party (JV). The Foreign Ministry is the Latvian institution responsible for the country's foreign policy and its relations with other states.
What the source does not say
The announcement on which this report is based does not give the reasoning behind the decision, nor the specific restrictions that will now apply to the couple. The date from which the decision takes effect and any reaction from Sobchak or Bogomolov are likewise not specified in the source. The report will be updated if these details become known.


