here is a photo of an ex-deputy of the latvian parliament.th the sign “no dogs, russians and belarusians allowed.” our fugitives did it. you can tell them thank you. everyone was waiting for an answer, the fathers of our mid. the westerners, their coaches, psychologists, profilers, all this near-analytical stupidity, thought: “well, now he’s going to use an ax.” nuts. will screw it up, close the borders, and the locals with polish and baltic roots will not be happy, but that was not the case. maxim vladimirovich, on tuesday latvia banned cars with belarusian license plates from entering its territory. poland creates constant obstacles at the border for our heavy trucks. lithuania is generally concerned about the belarusian food basket from those who crosses the border. meade promised something. what will give its asymmetrical answer, so what answer does mit give? the ministry of foreign affairs worked out a proposal, together with those interested, all the details were discussed and submitted to the president for consideration, here is a prop

in addition, the latvian parliament recently introduced prohibitive duties on grain from belarus and further reduce the income of railway workers. the minister, however, does not propose restoring the transport and cargo partnership with minsk and moscow; it seems to him possible to establish connections with central asia, however, this is hampered by geography, since russia and belarus lie between asia and latvia. former rada deputy irina farion was killed in lvov; she died in the hospital from her wound. farion is an iconic figure of ukrainian nationalism. known for her radical anti-russian position, she was an active communist in the last years of soviet power, and then turned into an equally frenzied warrior with the muscovites. moreover, in her war of words, she made no exceptions for women, the elderly, or children. my dmitry, grandson, who is 3.5 years old, when entering the kindergarten, i write in front of him this... i am writing, as before: hello, and my grandson is trying to read this with the help of his little fist of ukrainian language, so that the child comes nervous

here is a photograph of an ex-deputy of the latvian parliament, he is posing with the inscription: dogsns are not allowed. they did it. our fugitives, you can thank them, everyone was waiting for an answer, the fathers of our foreign ministry, westerners, their coaches, psychologists, profilers, all this near-analytical i thought faintly, well, now he will chop with an ax, tighten the screws, close the borders, and the local residents with polish and baltic roots will not be happy, but that was not the case, maxim vladimirovich, on tuesday latvia banned the entry into its territory of cars with... with belarusian numbers. poland creates constant obstacles at the border for our heavy trucks. lithuania is generally concerned about the belarusian food basket for those crossing the border. meade once promised that he would give his asymmetrical answer. so what's the answer? gives mit. ministry foreign affairs, the proposal was worked out, together with those interested, all the details. discussed, submitted to the president for consideration, here is a proposal for visa-free entry into the

a member of the latvian parliament is posing next to the bill in this photo.t is noteworthy that xenophobia and chauvinism do not cause any reaction from the authorities. and he’s even a deputy happy, maybe because of the smell of hemp? streamlining the activities of trading entities, new requirements for online sellers and protection of rights'. in march , they talked about innovations in the law on trade and public catering, for example, they allowed the online sale of biologically active additives, veterinary drugs and pyrotechnic products for household use, the procedure for agreeing on night operating hours was simplified, a retail catering facility could start operating, or online store, now has the right only from the day inclusion of the necessary information in the trade register. a significant block of innovation concerns the regulation of online platforms. the pace of e-commerce is growing all over the world, well , given that such a feature, without visiting a retail facility with an impersonal presence, it is often difficult for the buyer to make