News archive, 2000-09, en

Exchange students come to study in Vilnius
Denmark and the Trojan horse
WAY OF EURO: UP OR DOWN?
Baltic telecoms sink markets
Baltic telecoms sink markets
Tallinn to get three new shopping malls
Electronic money discussed in Estonia
Elite residential area established in Tallinn
Government to address farmers' fuel problem
Porsche comes to the Baltics
InfoBalt works hard to promote IT sector
Off the wire
Two shareholders race for shares
Hansapank ATM fraud affects many
Fuel feud in Ziemelblazma train station
Uhispank sentenced to pay 56.6 mln kroons once frozen in Russia
Latvia's fierce youth
Youth happy with life
Rebels release Lithuanian hostage
Officials object reparations' route
Economic interests blamed for RIMI store bombing
Illegal workers get small fines
Law changes skyrocket crime stats
Oil spill cleanup continues
Indirect discrimination violates human rights
Off the wire
Latvian prosecutor's office gets scandal as a birthday present
Lithuanian pilot fined for ads
HIV outbreak among drug users
Estonian parliament rejects Russian integration bill
Fighting against drugs
The Dream is over?
Latvian, Welsh - languages with a similar struggle
Graffiti - joy to the city
Poems on asphalt
Visa - a political weapon
SPACE FOR REASON
Baltic share prices stabilize
Estonian transport minister at Saint-Petersburg conference
Canada's second Baltic Express rolls in Vilnius
Off the wire
Tallinn's central square for sale
Latvia to trade forest for pulp
Estonian yacht sails around the world
Goethe Institute inaugurated in Vilnius
Lithuanian citizen kidnapped
Parliament law on wartime events provokes scandal
Latvia aiming for early EU accession
Voru residents live in fear of explosion
Estonian fishing vessel arrested
Tallinn's Support Center offers temporary home
Latvian Parliament's failure to confirm Krastins marks split in ruling coalitionBy TBT staff
Balts oppose amendment by U.S. senator
Off the wire
U.S. anti-aircraft weapons wanted
Transparency International releases its corruption index
Tallinn holds car-free day on September 22
War crimes investigations: no decision
Estonian farmers protest fuel costs
Paulauskas takes Brussels
Fashion show under the stars
Latvia's sword of Damocles?
Another blow to the CIS
POLITICAL REALITIES
Baltic stock exchanges in positive trend
In Your Pocket set for further expansion
The price of oil
Off the wire
Kristiine Center plans to get listed
Latvia has lowest gross wage in Baltics
Companies will be advised on software piracy
Aldaris brewery to bottle Pepsi Cola products
Neighbors unify pollution standards
House of Memory
High hopes for Latvia in Sydney
Parliamentary election derby starts in Lithuania
Lithuanian National-Socialist Party's headquarters raided
Public transport is losing out
Second forum on Kalejs and Ozols this week
Parliament refuses to expel Adamsons
Estonians want non-Estonians to leave
Meri appoints legal chancellor
Off the wire
Russia's Baltic Fleet ready to help Baltics
Baltic leaders address U.N. Millennium Summit
Gene technology top specialists come to Estonia
Apartment scandal threatening Tallinn power bloc
UNPO conference indignant over Chinese occupation of Tibet
Communism tribunal cuts Li Peng's visit short
Leftists call for "non-violent" resistance
The Bottom line
Foos yer doo's? Aye peckin!
The upcoming changes in the communication system
Going left?
Calendar of Statistical Data Releases (September-December 2000)
SEB offer threatens trading volume
Riga's Old Town gets new entry system
Lithuanian e-commerce still in its infancy
Telecoms forced to pay for government's eavesdropping
Challenging Estonian legislation
Hansatee commissions building of mega-ship
Off the wire
Rushing to renovate tanker fleet
SEB offer rejected as too low
Lithuania announces plans to sell power distribution network
Two Scandinavian banks struggling for the Baltic market
Foreign investors complain about railway
Sabas holds press conference for children
Lower wages for peacekeepers
Russia to cooperate with Baltics in fighting crime
Director charged with large-scale forest fraud
Cemetery is restored in Vingio Park
Oncology Center receives $1 million
Publications: Latvia for foreigners
Adamsons will keep fighting for the truth TBT reporter
Estonians want to work in Finland
Full visa regime affects thousands
Disabled allowance not in budget, says Laar
Ferry wreck may be investigated again
Lavent suffers courtroom heart failure
Off the wire
Switzerland contributes to nuclear plant's closure
Parliament adopts a law on lie detector
Mass exodus fails to rattle party
Russian diplomats expelled on spying charges
Pre-election monologues banned

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