News archive, 2000-01, en

MEAT, NOT POPCORN
Europe: The Good Bribe
Language programs
Sculpture signifies will to survive
Australia Day coincides with Latvia's legal Independence Day
Serpent striving for wholeness
Earnings of the Baltic List companies
Market surge halted
Prodi says Estonia's early introduction of euro impossible
Estonia opens bourse to foreign players
Year's end stirs no excitement in bank board rooms
Privatization becoming energized
Summed up
Siemens receives $4 million for cost override
EBRD pulls Gutta's loan
Only one of four pays the parking fine
Nokia celebrates its fifth
Rapid consolidation awaiting Baltic IT sector
Ferry to Sweden now carrying passengers
Lattelekom scores 50 million euros from EIB
Baltics in Brief
Estonia to launch visa talks with Russia
Artists in frenzy over tabloid articles
EBRD won't give up investing in Estonia yet
Lithuania remains a pro-Western country
Leading DHL concludes agreement with customs department
Public media looks at fees to solve finances
New York hosts Baltic Art Exhibition
Ministry head says LPA head Naglis out in March
Young minister looks out for young teachers
Nazi hunter doubts political will of Latvia
Survey rates happy spots around globe
Talbott backs NATO membership
Modern dentistry waiting for Lithuanians to open wide
Latvian court to consider extradition of Estonian drug suspect to France
No special compensation for children of dead heroes of Latvia's 'barricades'
Survey scores Baltics for their forest abuse
Trolleybus and bus drivers want more money
Latvia convicts war criminal on murder of nine
Dozens of thousands see Vilnius Cathedral treasure
Pinochet: The Legacy
GOOD NEWS AT HAND
Soviet hotel gets facelift
Legendary Latvian sportswoman
Estonia: Senior banker supports early unilateral adoption of euro
Earnings of the Baltic List companies
Baltic blue-chips continue advance
Summed up
Latvia losing out as oil export route?
Lattelekom files new tariff on higher rates
New boat will move more tourists faster
Rating agency finds Baltic banks pest free
Lietuvos Energija Co. will tighten up purchases
Students have career days on tap for April
Ten bid to service salary deposits
Artificial eyes make Franklin's vision a reality
New footwear factory launched in Ventspils
Bioyogurts are not dangerous
Accused Unibanka thief squeezed in loophole
Unibanka tries to block Stalkers' investments
Modular homes
Baltics in Brief
Lithuania gets rescue boat from U.K.
Estonia to spend millions on hospital survey
World of good' month is Jan.4 - Feb.1
Landsbergis challenges Vagnorius
Adamsons: First Prosecutor General, then Pope
Age does not cap rage
Political assassination suspect held in Latvia
Quality of life survey
Public blue screens going private?
Website breaches in Latvia
Sweden and Russia plan military exercises
Estonia to tighten control of intellectual property
Estonia's sick fund up for grabs?
Journalists of Estonian business newspaper escape trial
Dogs blamed in death
Calendar oversteps border and good taste
Portugal presidency favors expansion
Infamous hacker tracked to Latvia
Pact could bring Kalejs to Latvia
Putin and the 'Italians of the North'
TRIAL AND ERROR
Some issues closed in 1999, others continue
Foreign ministers stand by each other
Lauded in foreign press, Meri snubbed at home
The phones ring, but nobody answers
Latvian student visits Mark Twain's home town
Mrs. Jurnas' life touches three centuries
Earnings of the Baltic List companies
Baltic List stocks gain momentum
Summed up
Coming out leaner - better for new growth
Preatoni Pank loss at 4 million kroons in 1999
Lithuania Telecom to offer hour of free calls
Rivalry runs high in Lithuanian gas business
Eesti Telefon's new tariffs under fire
Investor prefers Estonian citizenship
Skanska acquires the Estonian construction company EMV
NRG deal due for ink
Times tough for Lithuania's jobless
Privatization rolls on
Baltics in Brief
Gubernija brewery tops in export suds
Estonia to buy radar with Nordic help
Trade center bash raises 8,100 lats
Estonia's fund aided 866 migrants in 1999
Parliament to change income declaration rules for state officials
Estonia gets list of tasks from NATO for achieving membership
By stick, foot and ski, Latvian athletes make the news
Belarus Embassy initiates talks over sanatorium
Court to investigate farmers' claims
Finnish Valio to buy Estonia's largest dairy
Lithuanian politicians are optimistic about EU
Orthodox Christmas candles glow in Latvia
Parliament politically pressures prosecutors
Nose count will put jobless Estonians to work
U.S. congressman urges war crimes prosecutions
The view on Kalejs
A New Year's jail break, sort of
Four countries play hot potato with Kalejs
World Bank loan to reach Lithuania in July
Portugal presidency makes enlargement priority
Meri sacks commander
Prodi: Latvia "must run very fast"
Death toll mounts as flu hits Latvia
DEEDS OF OMISSION
Cross Celtic Christmas brings creativity
Liepaja is the cradle of the wind
Baltic blue-chips shoot up with start of millennium
The Baltic Index calculation methodology
BNS jumps ahead with Baltic List price index
Baltic stock exchanges launch joint list
Summed up
Multiplex movie theater to be established in Tallinn
Industrialists see grim picture
Klaipeda Transport Fleet sold
Preatoni buys Saules Banka
Lithuania, top 10 events in 1999
Major events in the Baltics in 1999
Big deals in 1999
They said it in 1999
Major events in the Baltics in 1999
Baltic flops of 1999
Big come backs
Looking ahead, people to watch in 2000
Person of the Decade
Young leaders use UN as learning tool
AirBaltic owes 158,354 lats for violating the Competition Law
New terminal at Kalija parks opens in February
Noord Natie terminal to be launched in May
Inexpensive Internet banking looking for commissions
The image of Estonia in the UK and Germany
Who will rule Lithuania in the end of this year?
Vilnius reaction to Yeltsin's resignation is almost none
World title bread loaf
Jewish community continues to rebuild in Riga
Meri: Estonians have good memories of Yeltsin
Raadi Airport is Tartu's white elephant
Soaring into the new millennium
Yeltsin fills Y2K news vacuum
Latvia pressured to prosecute Kalejs
Latvia's legal system tangled in turmoil

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