United List wins Latvian election; Kulbergs aims for PM role
The United List party secured a victory in the Latvian parliamentary election, according to reports. The United List garnered 36.6% of the ballots counted in the election.
In contrast, Latvia First received 13.4% of the ballots counted. Kulbergs, who is 47 years old, stated that he hopes to remain the prime minister but will not govern with Latvia First.
He also promised to provide increased anti-drone capabilities for Latvia. Exit polls indicated the Sovereign Power party achieved 11.6% support, while the National Alliance secured 9.1% of the vote.
Megija Nordena stated that, in her view, security remains the top priority for Latvia. Furthermore, the country's defence spending stands at 5% of its gross domestic product.
Separately, Bosnia is scheduled to hold an election on Sunday.
Megija Nordena stated, "The priority, in my view, is, of course, security – security in Latvia."
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