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Olivia Rodrigo on heartbreak, her new album, and her chosen wedding song
In an interview with BBC, singer Olivia Rodrigo reveals details about her third album, her wedding song choice, and her experiences in London.
BBC World · 12 Jun, 02:41
Museum Ali Pasha and Revolutionary Period on the Island of Ioannina Lake
Located on the island of Nissaki in Lake Pamvotis, Greece, the Museum Ali Pasha and Revolutionary Period has been open since 2012, displaying some 6,000 items from the collection of Fotis Rapakousis, including personal belongings of Ali Pasha.
Atlas Obscura · 12 Jun, 02:40
New Cycling Trail in Western Sweden: Lelångenleden Offers an Epic Ride Through Forests and Lakes
The 180-kilometer Lelångenleden cycling route in western Sweden takes riders from the coast through lakes and forests, with stops at charming towns and eco-friendly campsites.
Guardian Travel · 12 Jun, 02:40
What Do We Really Know About Estonians? Bogs, Saunas, Self-Irony, and Digital Leap
In the TV show 'Forbidden Technique', it was revealed that Estonians have a healthy self-irony and can laugh even at tragic things, while digital success is a result of deliberate policy.
LSM Ceļošana · 12 Jun, 02:40
Sandis Voldins: Opera needs to return to beauty
The head of the Latvian National Opera and Ballet, Sandis Voldins, believes that after the pandemic people long for simple and beautiful things, so the theater focuses on aesthetics, as seen in the new production of Puccini's "La Bohème".
LSM (rus) · 12 Jun, 02:39
Expired Parking Meter Gravestone in Florida, Massachusetts
In a small cemetery in Florida, Massachusetts, a parking meter serves as a unique headstone for Gordon and Joyce Burdick.
Atlas Obscura · 12 Jun, 02:39
Historic US-Canada border library opens new Quebec-only entrance
The Haskell Free Library and Opera House, built across the border in 1904, has opened a new entrance on the Canadian side after US security rules barred Canadians from using the historic main entrance in Vermont.
BBC World · 12 Jun, 02:39
Vilnius to Host First River Festival Along the Neris This July
On July 25, Vilnius will hold its first River Festival along the Neris River, featuring music, sports, cinema, and a unique water cycling competition, coinciding with St. Christopher's Day.
LRT English · 12 Jun, 02:38
Grīziņkalns: The Latvian Riga with Art Nouveau, Wooden Houses, and Greenery
Grīziņkalns, long known as the 'Latvian Riga', offers a unique neighborhood blending historic wooden houses, ornate Art Nouveau buildings, and modern street art.
LSM Ceļošana · 12 Jun, 02:38
In search of a river goddess: a journey through Britain’s mythic waterways
Author Kim Willis travelled across Britain to rediscover forgotten goddess myths linked to waterways, exploring their relevance for modern women.
Guardian Travel · 12 Jun, 02:38
Pope Leo XIV blesses new Sagrada Familia tower, now the world’s tallest church
Pope Leo XIV consecrated the new tower of the Sagrada Familia in Barcelona, making it the world's tallest church, during a mass marking the 100th anniversary of Antoni Gaudí's death.
Euronews · 12 Jun, 02:38
Sandis Voldins: People Long for Simple and Beautiful Art
The head of the Latvian National Opera and Ballet, Sandis Voldins, commented on the recent premiere of Puccini's 'La Bohème', emphasizing the audience's desire for unpretentious beauty.
LSM (rus) · 12 Jun, 02:38
'Emotional Trauma First Aid Kit' Created – A Practical Help for Parents and Caregivers
The Child Protection Center has released an informative booklet 'Emotional Trauma First Aid Kit' to help parents and caregivers support children after emotionally distressing events.
LSM · 12 Jun, 02:38
VIDEO: 'Local Issue' program – How to help patients who have learned of a terrible diagnosis?
Cancer is the second leading cause of death in Latvia, and patient organizations highlight insufficient funding. Tomorrow in Daugavpils, a branch of the support society 'Par Dzīvot' will open, prompting a discussion on LSM Latgale's program 'Local Issue' about the oncology situation in Latgale.
LSM (rus) · 12 Jun, 02:38
The Grotesque Fountain of Bacchino in Florence's Boboli Gardens
Among the classical sculptures of the Boboli Gardens, the Bacchus Fountain stands out with its naked, overweight dwarf, representing the historical court dwarf Nano Morgante.
Atlas Obscura · 12 Jun, 02:37
New branch of cancer patient support to open in Daugavpils; 'Local Question' program discusses situation
In Latvia, cancer is the second leading cause of death, and patient organizations highlight insufficient funding. Tomorrow a branch of the 'Par Dzīvot' society will open in Daugavpils, prompting a discussion on LSM Latgale's program 'Local Question'.
LSM (rus) · 12 Jun, 02:37
The Unusual Bacchino Fountain in Florence: A Curious Artwork in the Boboli Gardens
In Florence's Boboli Gardens, a peculiar fountain featuring a naked, overweight dwarf stands out among classical sculptures. It depicts a real historical figure: court dwarf Nano Morgante.
Atlas Obscura · 12 Jun, 02:37
UK school leavers and new students to be offered meningitis B vaccine
The UK government has announced a one-off vaccination programme for teenagers and young people to protect against meningitis B after an unprecedented outbreak that killed three young people.
The Guardian World · 12 Jun, 02:27
Five Lupus Patients in England Achieve Remission After Pioneering NHS Trial of Genetically Modified Cell Therapy
Five patients with severe lupus who had not responded to previous treatments achieved remission after receiving CAR T-cell therapy, which genetically modifies their own immune cells. The method, already revolutionary in cancer treatment, could offer hope for a cure to autoimmune disease patients.
The Guardian World · 12 Jun, 02:26
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Exhibition on Baltic region's influence on modern Latvia opens at National History Museum
A new exhibition 'Flowing Through Time' explores how the Baltic region's past has shaped present-day Latvia. The concept development began in 2021, led by museum director Dr. Toms Ķikuts.
TVNET · 12 Jun, 01:24
Congo motorcyclists mobilise to combat Ebola misinformation
Dozens of motorcycle taxi drivers in eastern DR Congo took part in a campaign to spread Ebola prevention messages and counter misinformation amid a growing outbreak.
Euronews · 12 Jun, 01:12
Daiļrade Dance Ensemble Invites to Nature Ritual Jāņu nakti darināju for 35th Anniversary
The folk dance ensemble Daiļrade celebrates its 35th anniversary with a special outdoor performance titled Jāņu nakti darināju. Artistic director Iveta Petersone-Lazdane and choreographer Lilija Lipora discuss the group's understanding of stage dance and anniversary events on Latvijas Radio Kultūras rondo.
LSM (rus) · 12 Jun, 01:12
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New Season of "Through Thorns to the Stars" Promises a Fight on the First Day and One of Latvia's Scariest Challenges
The social project "Through Thorns to the Stars" returns with a new season featuring an unexpected fight on the first day and one of the scariest challenges in Latvia. Hosts Liene Stepena and Jānis Bukums, along with producer Aija Strazdiņa-Ratinska, reveal surprises and lessons learned from working with participants.
TVNET · 12 Jun, 01:06
Iris Exhibition «Īrisi 2026» Opens at the National Museum of Natural History
An exhibition called «Īrisi 2026» has opened at the Latvian National Museum of Natural History, featuring about a hundred iris varieties. Breeder Laimonis Zaķis notes many novelties this year, including varieties named only a few days ago.
LSM · 12 Jun, 01:06
Ukrainian children hone musical skills and explore Latvia at camp
For the fourth time, the Osokin Fund is organizing a camp in Latvia for children from the war-affected Chernihiv region of Ukraine. At the camp, they improve their musical abilities, relax, and perform in concerts, including the concert "Burn, Soul!" featuring Ukrainian folk music and classical pieces. The event also marked the launch of the first collection of works by Ukrainian folk poet Vasyl Stus translated into Latvian.
LSM · 12 Jun, 01:03
Ukrainian children refine musical skills and explore Latvia in camp
For the fourth time, the Osokins Foundation organizes a camp where children from the war-torn Chernihiv region of Ukraine improve their musical abilities and get to know Latvia.
LSM (rus) · 12 Jun, 01:02
Osokin Foundation Holds Music Camp for Ukrainian Children in Latvia for Fourth Time
The Osokin Foundation has organized a children's camp in Latvia for the fourth time, where young talents from the war-torn Chernihiv region of Ukraine improve their musical skills.
LSM (rus) · 12 Jun, 01:01
New Dramatists' Works Reflect Contemporary Issues
Diploma works by emerging playwrights from the Latvian Academy of Culture, presented during the “12 Panoramas” readings, blend personal stories with socially relevant themes, offering a diverse perspective on today's world.
LSM · 12 Jun, 01:01
Loneliness, Pain, and People Around Us: What Young Playwrights Write About
The diploma works of young playwrights at the Latvian Academy of Culture offer a diverse view of today's world, intertwining personal stories with topical social issues.
LSM (rus) · 12 Jun, 01:00
Loneliness, Pain, and People Around Us: What Young Playwrights Write About
The diploma works of young playwrights at the Latvian Academy of Culture offer a diverse view of the contemporary world, intertwining personal stories with pressing societal issues.
LSM (rus) · 12 Jun, 01:00
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Nutritionist: Pasta and Potatoes Are Not 'Evil' – No Need to Exclude Them
Nutritionist Lizete Puga says potatoes and pasta are unfairly accused of being unhealthy, and people should not remove them from their diet. They are valuable sources of fiber and carbohydrates when combined with healthy additions.
TVNET · 12 Jun, 00:59
WHO: Over 200,000 People Died in Europe Due to Heat in Four Years
The World Health Organization (WHO) announced that more than 200,000 people have died in Europe due to heat-related causes over the past four years.
LSM · 12 Jun, 00:47
LSM.lv releases 'Let's Discuss in the Evening' podcast episode
The program 'Обсудим вечером' (Let's Discuss in the Evening) was released on the LSM.lv platform on June 11, 2026.
LSM (rus) · 12 Jun, 00:44
Latvian United Choir Performs at Festival in the Netherlands
The Latvian United Choir gave a concert at the 28th International Choir Festival in Middelburg, Netherlands, thanks to the initiative of the Latvian Choir in the Netherlands and its conductor Gunita Jasinska.
LSM (rus) · 12 Jun, 00:43