Latvia's Kulbergs eyes election win as Russia divides society
- Latvians are voting for a 100-member Parliament amid concerns about Russia and support for Ukraine.
- Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs’s United List is expected to lead, but his coalition may lose strength.
- Economic concerns have boosted populist parties, including Sovereign Power and Latvia First.
- Russian-Speaking voters are divided, while Harmony is polling below the parliamentary threshold.
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Surprisingly clear is the centre-right alliance at the end: Andris Kulbergs can remain Prime Minister in Latvia. The parliamentary election in Riga was also a vote on the country's Ukraine course.
Neue Zürcher Zeitung
Clear confirmation of the pro-EU and pro-Ukraine course of the head of government: in Latvia the party of Prime Minister Kulbergs wins clearly. It should again lead the government.
The pro-Western government in Latvia has won a clear election victory. On the track remains the putin-friendly opposition.
Clear confirmation of the pro-EU and pro-Ukraine course of the head of government: in Latvia the party of Prime Minister Kulbergs wins clearly. It should again lead the government.
Ekstra Bladet
Jyllands-PostenLatvia's ruling party United List wins more than a third of the vote in the election, preliminary results show
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