News archive, 2000-02, en

Book chronicles anti-Soviet resistance
Latvian artist nets the award and Nets the art
Bible presented at Tartu pastors' conference
Pastors celebrate Bible translation
Earnings of the Baltic List companies
Baltic stocks continue climb
Moody's issues positive report on Estonia
Finnish factory wants deal on Rakvere meat plant
ICA to open more than 100 food stores in the Baltic states
Entrepreneurs serve up three new restaurants
Summed up
Lithuania's tourism fund goes virtual and gets wired
Laima soured on Latvian sugar price
Coke will retain all 13 Baltic employees
Domestic beer hops into second slot
Baltics in Brief
Newspaper pushes Three Star decoration to rescuer of Jews
Nordic Investment Bank establishes loans for businesswomen
Greens and army argue over forests
MP dies in Parliament
Journalists observe children's rights
Govt okays bill to ease bureaucracy for aliens in Estonia
Finns blame Estonia for drug trafficking
Supreme Court clears the rehabilitated
Balts under scrutiny at Holocaust forum
Kristopans passes off the ball for another game
Microsoft pleased with legalization action
Carlo Carra, neorealism and high fashion
Latvia embarks on a nation-building exercise
Microlink-Fortech merger
Probe of prosecutor general sets precedent
Lithuanians, Pole finish girding the globe
Investigators to review evidence against several suspected Latvian war criminals
Students glide away from drugs
Latvia's best defense: Sandis Ozolinsh
Earnings of the Baltic List companies
Baltic stocks climb again
Radisson SAS to open first-class business hotel in Tallinn
Riga port tries to float a deal to Stockholm
Bibliophiles converge on 2000 Vilnius book fair
Lietuvos Dujos to get Western management
Latvenergo to be quartered and sold
Tolaram's suitors await a new administrator
By Jaclyn M. Sindrich
Williams' negotiations with Lukoil to drag on
Lithuania to borrow $ 21.2 million from World Bank
Vilniaus Bankas' rating upgraded
Parliament drops holiday from calendar
Yeltsin renounces Latvia's highest decoration
It's hurry up and wait on Kalejs case
Lithuanian saviors honored in book
Lithuanians brace to protect language from EU
Police nab man for lobbing firecrackers at embassy
Haze hangs over murder of city worker
Privatization official beaten to death
Latvians grab Goodwill gold
Sweetness and sadness soars across Old Riga
Valga depot facing bankruptcy over railway dispute
Baltics set to start building common energy grid
Prime ministers talk pork and energy
Estonia's biggest drug bust ever
Independence Day celebrations
Accusations fly, but government appears safe
Baltics' resolve not enough to save Chechnya
Baltics in brief
Ventspils companies seek answers in contributions to Adamsons party
Committee has few rules
Latvia to be ready for EU by 2003
Vagnorius takes a break
Power issues lead to hunger strike
Russians building a pipeline bypass?
EVERYTHING WILL BE OK, LITHUANIANS
Former student of Tallinn School of Music wields baton
Special corner of Lithuania nurtures artists
Film demonstrates Lithuanian artistry
Vacationing Lithuanians travel far and wide
US bank to lend $9.8 million to Lithuania's Ignalina plant
Central bank's reserves cannot be used for budget - deputy governor
In Lithuania, the piracy war continues
Lithuania retains oil analyst
Inflation hits Lithuania, will grow
Savor Lithuanian history at your home PC
Privatization of hotel spa to be terminated
Zarasai municipal elections center on jobs
Phone monopoly privatization on horizon
Copies multiply at new service
Government plans divesting a stake in Port of Tallinn
New trading system for Vilnius
Parliament adopts telecommunications bill
Estonia ready for long-term guerilla war: Meri
Israel pays tribute to Lithuanians
Baltics in Brief
Latvian "Father" of Spiderman dies
Prodi encourages Latvia to develop
Demonstrators say EU will take Latvia's sovereignty
Estonian media associations call Russia to account on Babitski
People's Party calls for reduction of excise tax on cars in Latvia
Criminal case opened against National Bolsheviks in Latvia
Pet food firm bounces radioactive cargo
Cable TV offers data communication services
Promoting Baltic architecture as an art
Alleged assassin returning to Latvia
Nationalists famous, but gain little sympathy
Suncor woos Estonia on 2.5 billion kroon deal
Panel biased, says patients' rights group
UNDP to Latvia: Go global
Not many hearts fluttering in Lithuania this Feb. 16th
Government gives in to trade union pressure
Seven persons charged in "Unibanka" fraud case
Film festival rescued by lottery and football funds
Estonians don't approve EU sanctions on Austria
People's Party wants to name KGB names
Prodi brings good news to Lithuania
An EU brain drain or brain gain?
Anti-anti-Fascism recalls anti-anti-communism
FILING A FLIGHT PLAN
Tartu's historical church unveils new window, sparks controversy
Lithuanian officials save 2 million litas
Once again, Lithuania gets a strong dose of Williams
Bidders continue to tangle over fiber plant
Telekomas changes rates, angers some
Summed up
RIMI creates near monopoly with Interpegro market purchase
Business, government affected by strong dollar
Fees disagreement grounds passengers at London airport
Barring land sales to foreigners meets growing resistance
U.S. energy secretary visits Baltics
Number of HIV carriers exceeds 500 in Latvia
New Lithuanian pension regs may hinder small businesses
Israel to attend conference on Kalejs
Group of 7 could provide evidence
Criminal case opened against National Bolsheviks in Latvia
Political reforms lead to stronger economies, OECD says
Lithuanian political parties waltz with NATO
Race celebrates victory of the common man
Defense minister admits existence of secret unit
Estonia gets down to amending language law
Tartu celebrates 80th anniversary of peace treaty
Lithuanian body-builder kills himself
Five Latvian pilots get life sentences
Far-right groups denounce Latvian Jews
Baltics in Brief
World Health Organization polls teens on drinking, sex and TV
Court reduces punishment for convicted drug smugglers
Flu epidemic grips Lithuania
Prison improves slowly, judiciary system lags
Latvians honored as 'Righteous Among Nations'
Students face barracks before books

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