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• National Security Concept: one of the basic threats to the state security is ethnic split in the society
• Five foreign investors applied for residence permits in Latvia

Yesterday, the government accepted the National Security Concept elaborated under the direction of the Security Police according to which, one of the basic threats to the state security is ethnic split in the society. Authors of the Concept call to strengthen solidarity of the society and sense of belonging to Europe.

Yesterday, the government accepted the National Security Concept elaborated under the direction of the Security Police according to which, one of the basic threats to the state security is ethnic split in the society. Authors of the Concept call to strengthen solidarity of the society and sense of belonging to Europe. Telegraf

Five foreign investors applied for residence permits in Latvia since the new amendments to Immigration Law stipulating such option became effective on 1 July. In two of the cases the requests already got approved. According to the Office of Citizenship and Migration Affairs, in spite of small amount of applications for permits the interest among foreign investors is very big.

Five foreign investors applied for residence permits in Latvia since the new amendments to Immigration Law stipulating such option became effective on 1 July. In two of the cases the requests already got approved. According to the Office of Citizenship and Migration Affairs, in spite of small amount of applications for permits the interest among foreign investors is very big. Latvijas Avize (25.08), Telegraf