Free news on October 3
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Kariņas is entrusted with the negotiations for the formation of the new coalition
State President Egils Levits (from left) and Prime Minister Krišjānis Kariņš, representative of the “New Unity” party elected to the 14th Saeima, during a meeting at the Riga Palace, where they will discuss the vision of the tasks of the next government.
Photo: LETA, Paula Čurkste
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The president of the state Egils Levits authorized the representative of “Jaunās Vienotības” Krišjānis Kariņa to start negotiations with the parties on the formation of the new coalition.
Levits believes the coalition should be broad.
According to him, it should include the “New Unity”, the “United List”, the National Union and the “Progressives” party.
However, this will depend on further negotiations between the parties.
On Tuesday “New Unity” will start negotiations with the parties. on October 4th.
Levits will nominate the candidate to lead the next government after becoming familiar with the new coalition’s contract and reform plan.
Success for Ukraine at the front
Ukrainian defenders have made significant progress on the front in recent days.
Liman and other settlements in the Luhansk and Donetsk regions were liberated by the Russian occupiers.
The Ukrainian army continues to liberate its land despite Russia’s decision to include it in its composition.
Russia ratifies the annexation of the occupied areas of Ukraine
The Russian State Duma ratified the agreements on the “inclusion” of the self-proclaimed “people’s republics” of Donetsk and Luhansk and the Ukrainian occupied regions of Zaporozhye and Kherson in the Russian Federation.
All four bills presented by Russian President Vladimir Putin to parliament were unanimously adopted by the deputies.
Support for NATO membership is growing in Ukraine
Ukraine continues its path towards the European Union and NATO.
New sociological polls show that over 80% of respondents support Ukraine’s membership of both the European Union and NATO.
A few months ago, support wasn’t that high – 76%.
Moscow is following the events related to Ukraine’s accession to NATO, Putin’s representative Dmitry Peskov announced.
The gas leak in the Baltic Sea continues
Gas continues to escape from the Nord Stream gas pipelines in the Baltic Sea.
There have been previous reports that the leak had stopped.
The Swedish coast guard has now noticed that one of the smaller losses has gotten bigger.
There are still no updates on the leaks from the Danish side.
A week ago, two leaks were found on the Swedish side and two on the Danish side.
Western experts believe the pipelines were blown up.
It is suspected that it was Russia. Russia denies this.
The Nobel Prize is awarded for research on the genomes of extinct hominids
This year’s Nobel Prize in Medicine was won by Swedish scientist Svante Pebo.
He found that the genes of ancient people are also found in modern people.
Ask for help identifying the bear tracker
The Nature Conservancy asks the public to help find a man who chased a bear into the forest at night with his car.
The video has been posted on the Internet and has been republished several times on the communication site “Whatsapp”.
The video lasts two and a half minutes.
It clearly demonstrates that the chase takes place on a small forest road at the border.
This means that the bear has been in its natural territory, where its disturbance is strictly prohibited.
The culprit must be punished for it.
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