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latvia prime minister evika silina resigns over handling of drone incidents after coalition allys withdrawal

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No direct commercial mechanism. Political instability in Latvia may affect investor confidence but no concrete sector impact identified.

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  • Latvian Prime Minister Evika Silina resigned after losing parliamentary majority.
  • Resignation triggered by Progressive party withdrawal over defense minister dismissal.
  • Elections scheduled for October 2023.
  • Interim defense minister role assumed by Silina.

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