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CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS!

Are you active, responsible and are interested in international affairs and security? We, the Riga Conference 2024 team, need your help. Join us from 17th till 19th of October to make Riga Conference 2024 impactful and memorable! Send in your CV and motivation letter to – [email protected] Deadline for

The Future Leaders Forum 2024

The Future Leaders Forum, an integral part of the Riga Conference, is designed for young professionals with a strong interest in international relations, defense, and security. This forum, taking place on the 16th and 17th of October, offers a unique opportunity for participants to network

Examining Societal Resilience in the Baltics – a Public Outlook 2024

We are delighted to announce the release of our latest report, "Examining Societal Resilience in the Baltics - A Public Outlook 2024." This comprehensive publication explores the dimensions of resilience within the Baltic States, featuring insights from experts in Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania.   Highlights of the

#SafeLatvia project closing conference at the State Chancellery

On 12 June, we closed the #SafeLatvia project with a discussion at the State Chancellery. There, we presented our first main conclusions and recommendations for further strengthening the information space in Latvia. The #SafeLatvia project, which we implemented together with the #StateChancellery, took place from March

LATO participates in the conversation festival “LAMPA”

The Latvian Transatlantic Organisation took part in the "Lampa" festival of talks in Cesis on 5 and 6 July. LATO was represented by Board Member Žaneta Ozoliņa and Secretary General Sigita Struberga. Some of the most notable discussions were: "Latvia's 20 Years in NATO" In this talk, LATO

Apply for masterclasses for young Baltic political leaders

🌟 Attention young movers and shakers of the Baltic States! 🌟   🚀 Are you passionate about shaping the future of Europe? Eager to dive into the world of politics and security? Ready to connect with like-minded individuals and learn from today's leaders? Then we've got an