Latvian newspaper
Latvijas Avīze ("Latvian Newspaper") is a national conservative Latvian language national daily newspaper in Latvia, published in Riga.
The Latvian word "avīze" ('newspaper' or 'journal') is a loanword and cognate with the French word "avis", meaning opinion, notice and advice.
History.
In January 1988, the newspaper "Lauku Avīze" ('Rural Newspaper') was first published in Soviet-occupied Latvia. After the restoration of Latvian independence in 1991 the AS "Lauku Avīze" (since 2017 - AS "Latvijas Mediji") publishing house was established. In 2003, "Lauku Avīze" was renamed "Latvijas Avīze". In 2013, the publishing house worked with a profit of 23,140 euros and a turnover of 4,855,528 euros. In 2013, compared to 2012, the paper earned three times more, but the turnover decreased by 2%.
About the newspaper.
"Latvijas Avīze" reflects and analyzes social and political events and other developments in Latvia and the world every day. The newspaper won the Latvijas Pasts annual Press Subscription Award in the nomination "Most Delivered Publication in 2018".
Online edition.
Latvijas Avīze is the founder of LA.LV, a Latvian news portal. Initially in line with the content of the newspaper, in October 2020 the chief editor of the site, Atis Sauka, announced that the portal will change its identity and switch to content different from the print edition. The site also hosts video content from the Rīga TV24 TV channel under a cooperation agreement.
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