News archive, 1999-11, en

Can blue chip list stop bourses' continuing slide?
Still in tune with the Lithuanian soul
A rare bond: 12 years of the Kursi School
Living Latvian history in Siberia
Rebuilding independent theater - body and soul
WILLIAMS DEAL TESTED LITHUANIAN POLITICIANS
Primakov comes to praise Lithuania
Baltics stable, democratic, attractive for investment – Adamkus
Minister says too early to commit Estonia to gender equality
Estonian Seamen's Union, Hansatee dispute working hours
Soviet security troops convicted
Pro-Nazi movement registered as public organization in Lithuania
Illegal goods get a warm reception
Gift of U.S. rifles to Estonian army due this week
New kid on the block not popular, but conciliatory
New head of Lithuanian conference of bishops elected
Absconding activist of pro-Soviet coup lives in Moscow
Russians smuggle icons, amber via Klaipeda
EBRD looks at loan to Lithuania's bank
Supporters of Chechen independence burn Russian PM's picture in Vilnius
Adamkus has seen better days
Latvian teachers prepared to strike
United we stand, divided, you're fired
Slow and steady won't win this race
Merger of operations of Neste, Statoil in Baltics dragging
Mayoral vote threatens Tallinn City Council coalition
Estonian minister says lid on pollution tax possible
Estonia's Pakterminal handles over 615,000 tons of oil
Summed up
Pension-law changes on ballot Saturday
Latvia to mark National Day as festivities for all
Birkavs: Judges the keys to justice
Estonian police bring charges against second suspect in Daiwa affair
Putting the 'service' in civil service
Kubilius forms a new government
Environmentalists accuse power company of ministry tampering
TIME TO SPEAK OUT
Ten arguments against abolishing the profit tax
Keeping the sounds of the past alive in the present
We are what we wear
Earnings of the listed and to-be-listed companies
Stock markets: weekly report (November 12-19)
Neste, Statoil chains not to merge in Baltics
High-tech can be highly lucrative for Baltics
Pensioners could realize holiday cheer
Estonia's Parliament sets import duties
Pensioners could realize holiday cheer
Mazeikiu Nafta out of luck on crude oil
Railway to get massive overhaul
Lattelekom demands 1.4 million lats from Baltkom GSM
Making money from artful marketing
The Duma screams sanctions while Latvia yawns
Chip maker eases crunch for spud farmers
Is Lithuania souring on America?
Latvian culture minister ready to resign over National Opera's debts
EU gets high, but doesn't sweat it
Lithuania calls upon U.S. Department of Justice in war-crime trial
President orders look at minister's wealth
Cutting red tape may loosen purse strings
Military complains over lower defense spending
The front line for truthful reporting
Latvia is loudly silent on Chechnya
Project charts Estonia's gene pool
Baltics in Brief
HIV plagues IV drug users
Swedish program promotes Baltics
Paksas lands in Adamkus' office
Teachers to walk again as Golde quits
Estonia's WTO dealers pack up for Seattle
Chechens backed in Vilnius
BETTER TIGHTEN BELTS AROUND BELLIES, NOT NECKS
Gooey and glorious
Lost in Lithuania? Or was that Switzerland?
U.S. Marines train Estonian citizen soldiers
Stock markets: weekly report (October 22 - 29)
Earnings of the listed and to-be-listed companies
Prices in the Baltic bourses continue to slide
Summed up
Mazeikiu Nafta to slow down
Estonian budget gap 3.45 percent of GDP
Laima makes caramels in Russia
Banker declines post
LPA sheds air shares
Seesam takes over Polaris Life clients
The euro before the Euro-union?
Enough room for Williams and IMF?
LASCO's privatization in rough seas
Off the Wire
Estonian women earn less than men
Latvia's past again in the present
Would-be assassins of investigator charged
Latvia's population closer to grave than cradle
Also Tilze, not only Sovietsk
Williams - Mazeikiai deal enters every living room
Poll shows media tops, government flops
Estonian bank robber escapes
Estonian appeal court commutes deporter's punishment
Government to raise immigration quota
Tallinn airport to open Dec. 12
Czechs check up on Latvia
Researchers present new theory on sinking of passenger ferry Estonia
TB Cases Stabilizing
Estonia nixes poll for president
Another Banka Baltija judge bites the dust
Lithuania goes for Williams
Storms attack Baltic coasts: Death toll at seven, wind and rain damage houses
The cure for corruption
SHED SOME LIGHT
Looking to the Holocaust to learn how to forgive
Equal rights for everybody
Business Woman of the Year
Birth of a surprising bestseller
Stock markets: weekly report (November 5 - 12)
Share prices keep tumbling
Summed up
Developers eye port plans for Saaremaa
Pension system obstructing economy
Union slams sending jobs to Estonia
Foreign cement cuts local sales
Williams: one more resignation, more uncertainty
Majority polled want to see benefits docked
Lithuanian IT firm sets up in Latvia
Tender to open soon on sale of Telekomas
German bank branches out
Virtual headhunting a reality
Snob appeal, arty nouveau slice of the future - toney Green
Off the Wire
Lady liberty gets a lift
Estonian reaction to Chechnya
Parliament debates European rights package
Kubilius' new government approved
Another meeting, another inch closer: Feedback from NATO advances Lithuania's aspirations
Birders defend Estonian minister's conference trip
Peacekeepers get pay after several months' delay
Corrupt connections in the capital
Estonians rescue Russian fishing crew
Ageing remember 1918
Program shuts down, drugs still in
Public information still private in Latvia: Law allows bureaucrats to limit public access to records
Reports of Skele's demise exaggerated, say pols
Killing field found in Marijampole
Teachers walk as talks fall apart
Vote shortage kills referendum

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