Visiting NATO Headquarters
Yesterday at NATO Headquarters, delegates of the NATO PA Standing Committee met with NATO Secretary General, Mr. Jens Stoltenberg, and PA President, Mr. Gerald Connolly (USA). I said the following
Izvērst ierakstuYesterday at NATO Headquarters, delegates of the NATO PA Standing Committee met with NATO Secretary General, Mr. Jens Stoltenberg, and PA President, Mr. Gerald Connolly (USA). I said the following
Izvērst ierakstuLast weekend I attended the European Interparliamentary Conference EURORES on renewable energy and energy efficiency. It took place in Helsinki (Finland) on 22 and 23 November and was organized in
Izvērst ierakstuAn excerpt from the Greensborough Historical Society electronic newspaper, 31.09.2018 – my address to the students of Greensborough Primary (fragments no Grīnsboro Vēstures biedrības elektroniskā laikraksta, 31.09.2018 – mana uzruna
Izvērst ierakstuAn interesting opinion of what’s happening in US media policy (click on the image for full size).
Izvērst ierakstuby Atis Lejins at Saeima, 25-01-2018 “As you may have noticed, we live in strange times.” This was said by the American writer George Saunders last year when he was
Izvērst ierakstuSpeech by Atis Lejiņš on the occasion of a working dinner on security in the Baltic Sea region organized by the Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung in Latvia together with the Latvian Institute of
Izvērst ierakstuOn November 4, this year, a ceremony of the US Marine Corps was held in Riga, where I was called to speak – as a Parliamentarian and as a former
Izvērst ierakstuHere is my parliamentary speech in the debates on foreign policy in January. Ministers, Excellencies, Honorable Presidium and Members of Parliament! ‘’The post-historical nirvana has ended! The prevailing conviction that
Izvērst ierakstuKo Tu neteiksi? Viena latviešu ģimene ir atstājusi topogrāfisku pēdu tur, kur tā dzīvoja 9 gadus – Greensborough no 1951. līdz 1960. gadam! Izrādās, uzkalniņu aiz mūsu mājas tagad sauc
Izvērst ierakstuIn my parliamentary speech in the debates on foreign policy in January, I began by stating that the bedrock of a strong and independent Latvia is a strong Europe and
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