Latvia bans books from Russia and Belarus for "war propaganda"
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Latvia bans books from Russia and Belarus for "war propaganda"

dnoticias.pt7 September 2026 at 22:42

Latvia has banned the import of books, newspapers and other printed materials from Russia and Belarus. The measure was announced by the Baltic country's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, which said the ban aims to combat disinformation and war propaganda. The ministry stated that the ban is intended to protect Latvia's security interests and reduce economic relations with Russia and Belarus. These nations continue to wage and support the war of aggression against Ukraine, according to the Latvian government.

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