The sense of home referred to a statement by Andris Kulbergs, whom he described as the Prime Minister of Latvia: Kulbergs had stated that a strong Ukraine means a strong Europe, and that drinking less beer could save lives. The sense of home criticized the call to Europeans to drink one less beer to help Ukraine, labeling it as absurd. The author emphasized that Europeans could decide for themselves what and how much they would drink. #Europa #Ukraine #Trinken (translated)
Latvia's Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs emphasized that if Europeans want to enjoy the breakfast comfort of croissants and coffee, support for Ukraine must be provided. #AtbalstsUkrainai #EiropasSavienība #AndrisKulbergs (translated)
At the EU summit in Brussels, there was a discussion on how Ukraine can survive the upcoming winter of war in the face of dwindling support from the U.S. and massive attacks by Russia on the energy infrastructure, while Latvia's Prime Minister Kulbergs suggested using Russia's frozen assets for financing and emphasized that Europeans should drink one less beer to maintain support. #UkraineHilfe #EUGipfel #Solidarität (translated)
Latvian Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs called on Europeans to forgo at least one beer a year in support of Ukraine, which could contribute to helping the country defend itself against the Russian invasion. #PodporaUkrajiny #Brusel #AndrisKulbergs (translated)
Artūrs Zvejsalnieks wrote that in the event of a Russian attack, Kulbergs would be made the scapegoat for not surrendering. In his opinion, the problems of Latvia do not interest others, and Latvia would be handed over at the first opportunity, as he claimed happened in 1940. Therefore, he called for the creation of strong regional alliances, stating that NATO is necessary, but it is only an additional factor, not an absolute guarantee of security. #Latvija #drošība #NATO (translated)
Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs is participating in the European Union summit in Brussels, where Latvia's main priorities are the defense of an ambitious EU budget, support for Ukraine, and strengthening security at the eastern border. #Latvija #ESbudžets #Ukraina (translated)
Latvian Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs has called for more support for Ukraine by urging every European to drink one beer less per year, which could save lives in the country. #Ukraine #SoutienHumanitaire #UnionEuropéenne (translated)
The Prime Minister of Latvia, Andris Kulbergs, assessed that Russia influenced Brexit by using bots and propaganda, and that European countries do not respond adequately to these actions. #Brexit #Rosja #propaganda (translated)
Latvian Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs confirmed that Latvia still trusts the support of the United States and considers its relationship with this strategic partner to be strong, despite recent events involving Ukraine. #Latvija #ASV #Politika (translated)
Kulbergs announced that Latvia insists on an additional seven billion euros for the strengthening of the eastern flank in the negotiations on the EU budget, as economic losses over eight years amount to approximately 7.43 billion euros. #Latvija #ESbudžets #finansējums (translated)
DBerber wrote that the Latvian politician Andris Kulbergs pointed out that supporting Ukraine costs about as much per person per year as forgoing a beer. This would be almost laughable if it weren't so sad, DBerber explained. He also criticized BSW and AfD, accusing them of turning more towards the Kremlin than standing up for freedom. #Solidarität #Sicherheitspolitik #Ukraine #Solidarität #Politik (translated)
The Prime Minister of Latvia, Andris Kulbergs, stated in Brussels that the aid needed for Ukraine is equivalent to one less beer for each European, emphasizing the importance of prioritizing humanitarian assistance in the crisis. #Ucrania #AyudaEurpea #ConsejoEuropeo (translated)
European Union leaders are discussing the next multiannual budget in Brussels, where Latvian Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs is calling for an increase of the budget by seven billion euros to strengthen the eastern border, while Germany and other frugal countries emphasize the necessity to reduce the budget size. #ESBudžets #Lauksaimniecība #Kohēzija (translated)
The Prime Minister of Latvia, Andris Kulbergs, proposed that every European consume one less beer per year to redirect the saved money to support Ukraine in the context of the war with Russia. #Letonia #Ucraina #UE (translated)
Latvian Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs announced that a complete ban on Russian grain is currently not possible, as the EU lacks the corresponding sanctions and Latvia risks legal disputes if higher fees or restrictions on transit are imposed. #Läti #Venemaa #teravili (translated)
Latvian Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs announced that the complete ban on Russian grain and the increase in railway infrastructure usage fees are currently not possible, as it may lead to extensive litigation. #Läti #Venemaa #teravili (translated)
Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs announced that the grains being transported through Latvia from Russia belong to Latvia's strategic partners from the USA, Japan, and other countries, and expressed concerns about possible losses if Latvia imposes sanctions on this grain transit. #graudi #Latvija #Krievija (translated)
Although the Prime Minister of Latvia, Andris Kulbergs, claims that Russian grain is no longer being transported, as it has been purchased by strategic partners from the USA, Switzerland, Japan, and others, the Baltic states jointly call on the EU to ban such grain transit. #Латвия #российскоезерно #ЕС (translated)
The Prime Minister of Latvia, Andris Kulbergs, announced that Russian grain is no longer being sold through Latvia because it has been purchased by Latvia's strategic partners, including US and Swiss corporations. #KrievijasGraudi #AndrisKulbergs #EiropasSavienība (translated)
Latvian Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs announced that it is not possible to ban the transit of Russian grain, and the government is asking state institutions to limit new spending until the end of the year. #Ziņas #Politika #Latvija (translated)
