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News archive, 2001-01, en
Ethnic identity, political loyalty
BLABBERING AROUND
The nature of political corruption in the Baltics
Baltic stock prices grow steadily
Ten underground parking lots to appear
Lithuania's Geonafta to increase investments
Railway sell-off halted by lawsuit
Listen and you'll hear the sound of success
Two Central European tigers talk trade
Experts point to sure winners on the stock exchange
New appointments in the Baltics
Business legacy lives on
Off the wire
Hansapank Group to keep focus on Internet
Transparency International to monitor Latvian Shipping Company privatization
Lithuanian Roma children get a helping hand
From iron rods to anti-tank weapons
Council of Europe halts monitoring in Latvia
Spot checks reveal poor Estonian
Police unveil priorities for 2001
Nurses lined up for export
Summed Up
Murders in Sweden and Denmark shock Lithuania
Dysentery outbreak reveals food production chaos
Compensation agreed for Nazi slave labor victims
Eco-report highlights dirty Estonian power stations
Russia-CE relationship in Latvian hands
Battle for municipalities begins
Lithuania marks its night of triumph
Latvia remembers fight for freedom
Shots heard round the world
LEAVING 'BIG BROTHER' BEHIND
Baltic trading mood rides the crest of a wave
Best guess, hype or wishful thinking?
Public transit goes private
Deals show some investors are not so sweet
Hotel chain to launch expansion
Estonians free to divert money offshore
Off the wire
Buses to replace trains
Lithuanian government closes doors to Hansapank
Tax-free abolition to harm shipping companies
Consensus reached on EU action plan
LRT rescue package includes CD and mug sales
Will Gecas be extradited from Scotland?
Tempers frayed after Geneva child protection talks
Kononovs to face new trial on war crimes
Sculptor commits his life to flames
New school atlas causes offence
New president in seven months
Off the wire
Rights for Russian wanted
'Baltic gene' discovered
U.S. crime fighters lay down rules of engagement
Sweden's EU presidency a boost for the Baltics
Case dropped against anti-Semitic article
Riding the underpants express from Vilnius to Riga
Latvian media on the rise
Nuclear cloud of unknowing over Kaliningrad
Latvia's retreating glaciers
Fascination with politicians
From the editor
Baltic List weak on New Year's hangover
Disparities in the legislation of the Baltics
Latvian commercial law put on hold
Why are you still in business?
Latvia's Internet portals Tvnet and Latnet merge
Dangers of the 'doughnut effect'
Business briefs
New appointments in the Baltics
Money for robotics
Latvia's Rietumu Banka buys Saules Banka
New tariffs in Riga's Old Town
Open telecom market rings in new year
Telekomas billing system attacked
Vilnius celebrates the Epiphany
New Year's expectations in Lithuania
Latvia to switch back to summer time
Five men detained in murder
Supermarket collapse raises safety concerns
Estonia enacts tough tobacco law
Young politicians for lighter schoolbags
Great expectations for 2001
News briefs
Lithuanian crime wave hits Sweden
Miracle created from ice
Case ready against Russian extremists
Balkans syndrome checkups to start for peacekeepers
Baltics under nuclear threat from Russia?
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