Inovāciju granti studentiem mākslas, kultūras, ekonomikas un IT starpdisciplinārajās jomās jeb MaKE IT (Nr. 1.1.1.3/21/A/003) ir unikāls projekts, kurā visu līmeņu un programmu studējošiem būs pieejams atbalsts, t.sk. stipendijas, savas vai komandas inovatīvas idejas īstenošanai. Projekta vadošais partneris ir SIA “EKONOMIKAS UN KULTŪRAS AUGSTSKOLA” Projektu realizēs vēl šādi projekta sadarbības partneri: Latvijas Zinātņu Akadēmijas Ekonomikas institūtsBanku augstskolaAlberta koledžaVentspils Augsto Tehnoloģiju parksEkonomikas un kultūras augstskolas fondsSIA „EUROLCDS” Projekta mērķis ir palielināt studējošo uzņēmējdarbības spējas, kā arī pateicoties augstskolu, studentu un komersantu sadarbībai...
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Summary Consumer prices in Latvia have risen by 11.3% since March 2021. The rise in prices affects both food and energy resources, and are expected to continue to rise this year, with real inflation to exceed current forecasts at the end of the year. Experts predict a rise in overall prices of up to 50%, so the Ministry of Welfare has proposed solutions to support the population – faster indexation of pensions, one-time support for seniors every December, increase of...
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Summary As the war in Ukraine continues, Latvia’s co-operation with Russia is declining faster and faster. At the beginning of the month, the closure of the Russian consulates in Liepaja and Daugavpils was announced, at the same time expelling diplomats and classifying them as undesirable to the state. The security of Latvia and Europe is one of the most topical issues now, so a ministerial meeting was held in Spain, in which the need to deploy NATO permanent troops in...
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Summary In May 2022, the domestic politics of Latvia are dominated by previously topical issues – the provision of support to the people of Ukraine, preparations for the October parliamentary elections, as well as the topic of morality in youth education. Intense debate has arisen over the proposal to offer Ukrainian citizens dual citizenship, which deserved negative views from national politicians and deputies. In the last two months, the party association “Development For!” has fragmented, with party participants leaving. As...
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