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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...

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