News archive, 2000-03, en

On equal terms
J.R.R. Tolkien's Frodo lives - in Lithuanian
Latvian debuts at the Met
Earnings of the Baltic List companies
Baltic Index gains despite lower turnover
LSC stands before the wolves?
Lithuanian recovery? Not quite yet
Furniture makers set stage for a comeback
Summed up
Pro Kapital acquires an Italian company
Lukoil expands in Estonia
ENDA: Third mobile phone entrant moves closer
Estonian telephone faces fines from ministry
Baltics in brief
State-owned gas shares on sale March 27
History through the looking glass
Legionnaires make world headlines again
Drinking water a concern over Vilnius train wreck
Kaunas workers continue hunger strike after exam
For Baltics, it's military finance time again
Halfway to Latvia's finest
Power to build 'Castle of Light'
New sport booming in Latvia
An e-Estonia has a new ID
Moscow: Estonia helped a spy
A greater Tallinn, but for whom?
Crash foils Smigun's World Cup hopes
Estonia PM, defense minister to present NATO accession plan
Success on college entrance exams means marching
Paulauskas calls for cut in defense spending
Adamsons retracts appeal of court's KGB ruling
Anti-Corruption Law sheds light on public employee finances
Municipal elections put new parties on the map
HITTING THE NAIL ON THE HEAD
Britain backs the Baltics
Sins of the fathers
Earnings of the Baltic List companies
Latvian and Lithuanian stocks push Baltic Index up
Latvian and Lithuanian economies wait for the right policies
Bitter taste in Lithuanian sugar industry's mouth
Kaunas hoteliers investing in compact, high-end business hotels
Esther Dyson to invest in Estonia's CV-Online
Summed up
Lithuanian beer market grows in warm winter
New pulp mill to turn trees to jobs
Trade unions opose VAT on apartment rent
LPA to go into the sunset on New Year's Day
Bringing eastern flavors to the Baltics
Baltics in brief
KGB files to stay shut
Education gap blamed for high teen pregnancies
Lithuania celebrates its famous figure skating pair
Who will get Cicero, who Murphy?
Prosecutor's office still under scrutiny
Non-citizens demonstrate for their rights
Estonian skier wins Vasaloppet marathon
Integration faces opposition from Russian parties
Integration faces opposition from Russian parties
Vandalism damages diplomacy
Voitka brothers captured in Estonian forest
Russia tells EU it is worried about Latvia
Vilnius gets its bomb shelter back
Headmasters show poor command of Estonian
Award to former KGB officer heats emotions
Court affirms Adamsons' KGB link
Baltics ban Danish beef after outbreak
LET'S GET CONSPIRATORIAL!
Police leave one wanting
Can one go home again?
Earnings of the Baltic List companies
Trading activity slows in Baltics
Tallinn power bloc for lifting rent restrictions
Lithuania's Klaipedos Nafta set to issue new shares
Latvia LASCO infuriated over spread of its commercial info in media
Riga Hotel ripe, but who will pluck it?
IMF standby agreement nears for Lithuania
Estonia warms up to credit
Summed up
New private pension fund established in Latvia
Part of Latvenergo goes on the block
Lithuanian foreign trade continues to suffer
Customers to pay more for better banking services
Cigarette maker stubs out factory plans
Absentee ballot information available
'Junker' excise tax to be reduced
Not much room for newcomers in Kaunas newspaper market
Lithuania's workers rally while the iron is hot
Healthy people are bathing in the Baltic sea now
US report slams Latvian justice system
Pedophilia documents surrendered to intelligence
Queen of Castanets leaves it all to Latvia
EU pushes Estonia to tax newspapers
Deadlock over Baltic-German bill postponed
Tallinn seeks ways to employ disabled
Baltics in brief
Denmark in Lithuania's corner
Savenko war crimes trial opens in Liepaja
Never too young for gold
Morphine available in Estonia but not used by cancer patients
Putin locked into Chechnya
A DAY TO CHANGE THE WORLD
Home sweet home
Calendar of events: March 16 - 22
Latvian and Lithuanian stocks continue run
Summed up
Eesti Telefon says open books harm shareholders' interests
Management of bankrupt ERA Bank under investigation
Lembergs wants to re-energize Ventspils
Kemeri spa privatization stays in force
Media companies planning to unify Estonian tabloids
Love him, love him not: Political parties do a soft shoe on Naglis' contract
A three-way battle over oil interests?
Labor union opposes cutting the Latvenergo pie
Estonia is fastest growing tourist spot in Europe
Baltics in Brief
Music review: Latvian Philharmonic Chamber Orchestra concert March 11, Wagner Hall.
Teachers to ask for adjourning of specialised classes reform
Law opens way for genocide home trials
Upcoming elections not generating much enthusiasm
President most popular politician in Latvia
Latvia investigates Australian with alleged World War II past
'Honest' lawyer nominated as prosecutor general
Double punishment for drug crimes
Congress of Estonia marks 10th anniversary
Pressing the flesh at Nimeta bar
City Council taxes fear
Unpaid workers vow hunger strike to death
Estonia's jobless to get free official language courses
Law to protect electronic information passed
Estonia ponders the GM food roller-coaster ride
Lithuania celebrates a fork in the road well taken
National passions subside around veterans march
Russia's next president
IS HE WHO HE WAS?
Stateless cultures have a place at academic table
Earnings of the Baltic List companies
Estonian and Lithuanian shares pull Baltic Index down
Summed up
Riga hotels short of medium-priced beds
Rigas Melnais Balzams gets a face lift
Education and corporate partnerships benefit staff development
Power station privatization hits snag
Education for the future economists of Latvia
Virtual education
Lithuanian IT: Coming of age?
Cable TV multiplies Internet surfers
Lithuanian beer maker goes for broke
Baltics in Brief
Flautists invited for masterclasses
Dutch support Lithuanian dairies
Kaunas workers call off hunger strike
Man of the world seeks a place at home
Conservative parliamentary faction splits
Political fights follow municipal elections
Preserving the Livonian language
Police, officials find no fault with fine
Two in a row for Finland
2002 NATO membership could happen
Church protests erotic posters
Tartu meet covers political, social issues
Riga Stock Exchange toasts record auction of LG shares
Feminists demand gender equality
Butkevicius promises war with Conservatives
Latvia preaches 'pragmatism' after Russian election

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