What way forward for the European economy?
Minister for Europe Glenys Kinnock spoke about the challenges Europe faces during a speech in Chatham House on Thursday 18 June.
Act on Copenhagen
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LOCATE - new online service for British nationals abroad
The Foreign and Commonwealth Office has recently launched a service called LOCATE . This new service will help track down British citizens in the event of crisis and improve our ability to help in these situations.
British Embassy in Latvia
The British Embassy team in Latvia welcomes you to our website. It provides information about Britain's relations with Latvia and our work here. You will find out details about the ambassador, latest news on our activities, consular advice, links to information about visa services and core information about Britain. Please contact us with your suggestions. We appreciate feedback.
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Climate change and energy security
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Responsible tourism
In the recent years, countries such as Latvia have experienced an increase in the number of tourists entering the country. To help you prepare for your journey in advance, and in order to make your stay an enjoyable one, please consult our additional travel advice for British tourists visiting Latvia. Read more...
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Isaiah Berlin's centenary week in his birth city Riga
11 June 2009
The programme of the centenary week (29 May - 6 June) included a conference, an exhibition, the premiere of a documentary film and other events.
Latvia, Riga, British Embassy
British Embassy, Riga, Latvia
British Embassy
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Riga
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