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A masterclass in backfiring policies from the Baltics: First Lithuania closes its border with Belarus, then complains when hundreds of its own trucks are stuck there. Now Latvia seizes a €15M Russian building in Riga only to lose €400M worth of properties in Moscow. Can’t wait to see what...

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🇱🇻🇷🇺🇧🇾⚡️ Latvia is taking another major step toward severing its remaining economic ties with Russia and Belarus, imposing a broad new import ban from September 1. The Latvian government approved restrictions covering a wide range of Russian and Belarusian goods, including books, newspapers and other printed materials, clothing and finished textile products, footwear, headwear, toys, games and sports equipment. Crucially, the ban will also apply when goods originating in Russia or Belarus enter Latvia through third countries, closing a potential route for circumventing the restrictions. Food and beverages are not included in this particular blacklist. Riga says the measures have three objectives: protecting Latvia’s national-security interests, further reducing export revenues flowing to Russia and Belarus, and restricting the entry of Russian propaganda materials into the country. Latvia has already dramatically reduced its dependence on trade with the two states: the value of imports fell by 91% between 2022 and 2025, from €2.129 billion to €193 million. The direction of Latvian policy is becoming rather difficult for Moscow to misread, though humans have achieved greater feats of selective comprehension. Riga is moving beyond individual sanctions toward systematically dismantling its remaining commercial links with Russia and Belarus. The September restrictions therefore represent another part of Latvia’s broader strategy of applying sustained economic and informational pressure while Russia’s war against Ukraine continues. See the latest updates with us: Visioner

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