News archive, 2000-10, en

St. Casimir's Church survives perils of history
Narva apocalypse
Corruption and its consequences
Moscow needn't fret
BOTTOM OF THE FOOD CHAIN
Baltic Index up to new record high
IMF representative suggests not to review investment deals
Narvesen takes over newsstand chain
Fair attempts to quell investor's stock market worries
Insurance portal to attract Russian-speakers
ESVA fish fingers hook the Baltic market
Off the wire
The fiscal deficit will grow next year
Estonians to make aerated concrete for the Scandinavian market
U.S. ratifies pact with Lithuania
Swedish generals get criticism over NATO statements
Medical schools fight over merger
LRT protests frozen bank accounts
Wallet stolen? Don't call the police
'Smoking seriously damages health'
Williams in trouble again
Sabonis eighth in top 10
2001 budget passes first reading: New businesses need more support, say Social Democrats
Hospital turns patients away
EU commissioner: Estonian air getting cleaner
Beauty cheers up fair business
Stockmann bombers go on trial in December
Summed up
Arrest warrant for Kalejs
Government to go online?
World Bank anti-corruption strategy
The National Library will admit teens again
Paulauskas new parliamentary chairman
Dancer with planes gets world cup
Tele2 to invest $50 million in its Latvian subsidiary
Don't throw away scales
They came, they saw, they conquered
Transition society fatigue and a crisis of post-national identity
DISTORTED MESSAGES
Baltic bourses slow down
Optiva Pank to become Sampo Pank
Off the wire
Paksas to stick with the Williams oil deal
Pro Kapital's subsidiary will operate two hotels in Tallinn's Old Town
Finance supervisor gets new candidate
Shipping companies close to be sold
Re-pegging too soon could shock economy
Lithuanian MPs call on Europe
Fuel companies should invest more
Court to try alleged war criminal in absentia
Baltic, Russian working group to combat organized crime
Norwegian premier: Lithuania can choose its own security system
Estonia defeated 2-0 by Ireland
Palace of Grand Dukes may rise again
Election winners make final deals
Latvian court finds ex-army chief not guilty
Social Democrats even with Latvia's Way in poll
Tallinn's ticket controllers accused of fraud
CAP: a lesson for Estonia
Better or Worse?: a survey on Baltic living conditions
Estonian nurses' strike a success
Summed up
100,000 kroons per minister
Latvia must face the Holocaust
Hospital threatens to close its doors
Opposition leader denounces 'election farce': Isolating Belarus no solution says Lithuanian premier's adviser
Estonian teens barred from the National Library
Two child abusers get sentences, others line up
Latvian cyclist sprints to world title
Preparing for life in politics
Kanepi: A Teen with a goal
A metaphor for self-determination
Farewell to the Conservatives
Baltic acquisition spree now unclear for SEB
Baltic growth praised by officials
Estonia: the fastest growing Eastern European economy in 2000
Olvi's Baltic companies to cooperate with Coca-Cola
LHV Direct brings U.S. stock market closer to Estonians
Off the wire
Central bank predicts GDP growth
Baltic stock exchanges plan to join NOREX
Trade unions demand raise
New public service regulators
Rivers of Lithuanian beef do not flow to Moscow
Foreign investors won't name names
Athletes return home
Work is over. Greet the heroes.
Latvia, Lithuania squads shutout 4-0
Vilnius forum calls for return of Jewish legacy
Lithuanian elections: winners & losers
Silence is not golden
Environmental advisers passed European training
Tallinn toughens taxi requirements
Adopted child may change law
Summed up
Sweden puts organizer of dive to ferry Estonia on wanted list
No storm clouds over Baltic-Nordic region
Latvian fishermen's threats cause Lithuanians concern
MPs seek Soviet occupation damages: Softly softly should be the Latvian approach, says victims' representative
Nobel laureates grace the stage
Constructing with hazardous materials
Lithuanians finished with Conservatives
Who you gonna call?
Absolute precision in 'Bartas style'
Corruption increasing in post-communist countries
WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS!
Baltic Index up slightly despite euro strength
Uhispank offers discounts to former investors
Leading Estonian cable TV operator gets new owner
Lauma goes West
Hansapank to buy Lithuanian bank
Latvia's Baltkom GSM sold for $277 million
Shifting fee increase to burden exports
Analysts see signs of recovery
Finnish company takes over Estonian mobile positioning system developer
Off the wire
Result of Denmark's vote bad for Estonia
Latvian fishermen to appeal border pact to Parliament
First Estonian Internet phone service launched
God will be a judge for Lileikis
Tribunal on communism announces its verdict
Cathedral Square reopens
Off the wire
Lithuanians celebrate Olympic victories
Embassy inquires into postal problems
Planspiel Boerse comes to Latvian schools
World Bank funds Liepaja waste management
Jews savior visits Washington
NATO integration on the move
Radical administrative reform for Estonia?
Nurses to go on strike
Damage control needed to boost euro's image
Election campaign reaches its peak
Kalejs charged, arrest delayed

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