Latvia's ruling United List party, led by Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs, won the most votes in elections with 35.4 percent support. The result shows the pro-European establishment retaining power despite gaining ground by populist rivals in the EU member state.
Byte's takeLatvia's pro-European centre holds, but the margin is narrowing fast. Kulbergs' United List secured 35.4% while populists surged, signaling that even loyal EU members face domestic pressure to break ranks on Brussels priorities.