BRUSSELS, Sept 22 (Reuters) - Latvia's Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs said on Tuesday that French President Emmanuel Macron had agreed to start talks with his country about joining a French nuclear deterrence initiative and that France has committed to boosting its presence in Latvia.
The move came after Latvia agreed to abstain on an agreement among the European Union's 27 member states todrop two billionaires from the bloc's Russian sanctions list and to roll over the remaining 3,000 individuals and entities for three years, after initially opposing the move.
