On 26 March 2026, the Latvian Prosecutor General's Office announced it will not file for a court suspension of the opposition party Stability!, having confirmed the party deleted prohibited social media posts following a December 2025 warning. The warning cited destabilizing statements by party members promoting national hatred and Russian propaganda, requiring removal of content by 7 February 2026. Stability! complied ahead of schedule, leading to the prosecutor's decision not to proceed legally. Party leader Aleksei Roslikov criticized the warning as hostile and denied anti-state actions. Previously, Roslikov faced criminal charges for inciting national and ethnic hatred, though related allegations of aiding a foreign state were dropped. The case is pending in Riga City Court. The law allows suspension of parties up to six months for uncorrected violations after written warnings. This case illustrates Latvia's legal efforts to counter domestic political groups allegedly supporting Russian influence and inciting division.

On 26 March 2026, the Latvian Prosecutor General's Office announced it will not file for a court suspension of the opposition party Stability!, having confirmed the party deleted prohibited social media posts following a December 2025 warning. The warning cited destabilizing statements by party members promoting national hatred and Russian propaganda, requiring removal of content by 7 February 2026. Stability! complied ahead of schedule, leading to the prosecutor's decision not to proceed legally. Party leader Aleksei Roslikov criticized the warning as hostile and denied anti-state actions. Previously, Roslikov faced criminal charges for inciting national and ethnic hatred, though related allegations of aiding a foreign state were dropped. The case is pending in Riga City Court. The law allows suspension of parties up to six months for uncorrected violations after written warnings. This case illustrates Latvia's legal efforts to counter domestic political groups allegedly supporting Russian influence and inciting division.