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Exit polls suggest Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs' pro-Ukraine United List has won Latvia's election. But with coalition talks still ahead, the vote has highlig…
Exit polls suggest Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs' pro-Ukraine United List has won Latvia's election. But with coalition talks still ahead, the vote has highlighted debates over national security, support for Ukraine and relations with Latvia's Russian-speaking minority. How much was this election shaped by concerns about Russia?
#Latvia #Russia #NATO #election #dwcurrentaffairs
00:00 Exit poll gives Latvian PM Kulbergs' party clear lead
01:26 Populist parties could secure around 20% combined
01:50 Security and Russia relations shape campaign debate
02:56 Russian-speaking community divided on Russia
03:56 Cost of living emerges as key voter concern
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35% voted for Kulbergs. 65% voted for someone else. this is not a mandate.
@@ayoubamakunjiakalifala5528Imported1mo ago
This journals information is not making sense.
@@loopwithersImported1mo ago
And on this day in English language history, Juri Rescheto launches the new term: "...much more less..."<br>Which is absolutely excellent and deserves to become common parlance, henceforth.
@@chaosking911Imported1mo ago
Well when you repress, marginalize and now criminalize a minority, you should be concerned about the justifications you give to Russia.
@@lise1255Imported1mo ago
Latvia "pro western" ? - does that mean there's actually Latvians who prefer Russia/Putin rather than the EU and NATO?.
@@BewareOfDarknesssImported1mo ago
The "populists" are Putin's partners. They demonize immigrants, yet they invite annexation.
@@DarrenWeeseImported1mo ago
Lafia needs to be very careful because when it comes to Putin or Ukraine
Exit polls suggest Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs' pro-Ukraine United List has won Latvia's election. But with coalition talks still ahead, the vote has highlighted debates over national security, support for Ukraine and relations with Latvia's Russian-speaking minority. How much was this election shaped by concerns about Russia?
#Latvia #Russia #NATO #election #dwcurrentaffairs
00:00 Exit poll gives Latvian PM Kulbergs' party clear lead
01:26 Populist parties could secure around 20% combined
01:50 Security and Russia relations shape campaign debate
02:56 Russian-speaking community divided on Russia
03:56 Cost of living emerges as key voter concern
For more news go to: http://www.dw.com/en/
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