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Latvia, officially the Republic of Latvia, is a country in the Baltic region of Northern Europe. It is centrally located among the three Baltic states, bordered by Estonia to the north, Lithuania to the south, Russia to the east, and Belarus to the southeast. It also shares a maritime border with Sweden across the Baltic Sea to the west. Riga, its capital and largest city, is a historical and cultural hub, renowned for its Art Nouveau architecture and as a significant port on the Baltic Sea. The country's geography is characterized by its relatively flat landscape, formed by ancient glaciers, featuring rolling hills, vast forests, thousands of lakes, and an extensive network of rivers. Its extensive coastline along the Baltic Sea contributes to its maritime heritage and serves as a vital economic link.

Latvia's history is marked by centuries of foreign rule by various powers, including German, Swedish, Polish-Lithuanian, and Russian empires. It gained its independence in 1918 after World War I, only to be annexed latvia mobile numbers list by the Soviet Union in 1940 during World War II. Latvia finally regained full independence in 1991 with the collapse of the Soviet Union. This complex history has deeply shaped its culture, which is a unique blend of indigenous Baltic traditions, Germanic influences, and more recently, Russian elements. Latvian is the official language, belonging to the Baltic language family, while Russian is also widely spoken due to historical ties. The population is predominantly Latvian, with a significant Russian minority. Christianity is the main religion, with Lutheranism and Catholicism being the largest denominations, alongside a sizable Orthodox Christian community. Latvian culture is rich in folklore, traditional songs (dainas), and festivals, with a strong connection to nature and a deep appreciation for the arts, particularly choral singing and dance.

Economically, Latvia has transitioned to a market economy since regaining independence and is now a developed country with a high-income, advanced economy. It became a member of the European Union and NATO in 2004 and adopted the euro as its currency in 2014, integrating closely with the wider European economy. While it lacks significant natural resources like oil or diamonds, Latvia's economy is driven by services, including tourism and financial services, as well as manufacturing, agriculture, and forestry. Its strategic location on the Baltic Sea makes it an important transit corridor, particularly for trade between Eastern and Western Europe. Riga's port is a key logistical hub. The country has focused on innovation, R&D, and smart sectors such as biomedicine and ICT to further diversify its economy and enhance its competitiveness within the EU. Despite these advancements, Latvia faces challenges related to its demographic trends, including a declining population, and the ongoing need to maintain economic growth and social cohesion.