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Latvia will ban the import of Russian and Belarusian books and clothing
2+ week, 4+ day ago (554+ words) Starting September 1, 2026, Latvia will ban the import of a number of goods originating from Russia and Belarus. The restrictions will apply, in particular, to books, newspapers, clothing, footwear, toys, games, and sports equipment. The ban will apply even if attempts…...
Latvia has banned the import of books from Russia and Belarus
1+ week, 5+ day ago (184+ words) On September 1, a ban on the import of industrial goods from Russia and Belarus took effect in Latvia, including printed materials, books, newspapers, clothing, shoes, toys, and sports equipment. The restrictions also apply to goods manufactured in Russia and Belarus…...
Latvian Saeima backs import restrictions on Russia and Belarus
2+ day, 20+ hour ago (168+ words) Latvian Saeima backs initial proposals on import restrictions from Russia and Belarus UA.NEWS Latvian Saeima backs initial proposals on import restrictions from Russia and Belarus On September 10, Latvia’s Saeima supported initial proposals to strengthen sanctions against the Russian Federation,…...