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This year will be the sixth time that the Ministry of Education and Science is organising a special exhibition and publishing a calendar to promote scientists and their achievements. The exhibition and calendar tell the story of Latvian researchers, both locally and in the diaspora who come from different generations, branches of science, and different research institutions. Taken together, they showcase the strength and diversity of Latvian science.

NATO-Funded Study on Baltic-Chinese Relations Comes to an End

China's economic, military, and political power has grown rapidly in recent decades. The superpower's influence has reached out to regions with minimal or no prior cooperation. Baltic-Chinese relations have experienced ups and downs over the past 30 years. Most controversies have arisen surrounding Taiwan, the Dalai Lama, and Russia. The positive factors have largely been limited to unfulfilled expectations of greater economic cooperation.

Many departments at Rīga Stradiņš University (RSU) worked so selflessly and diligently under the stressful and unusual conditions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic that they not only maintained, but also raised the bar at RSU. The University’s management therefore decided to award two Certificates of Recognition this autumn in addition to the award for Structural Unit of the Year.

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