News archive, 2001-05, en

Hands that can heal people, plants and cars
Changing minds at exam time
Enlargement discussion to begin soon
Broad advance by Baltic list shares
Traveling with your salespeople is a must
Vilnius mayor promotes his city
Russian investor refuses to buy cannery
Taking the glamour world by storm
Russia's LUKoil wants to negotiate Mazeikiai deal
Eurovision venue in Tallinn under dispute
New appointments in the Baltics
Baltic exchanges stop cooperation with Norex
Off the wire
World Bank delays Latvian loan installment
Latvian hotels to become tax free
Russia must not be left out as Baltics reach NATO goal
KGB deal prompts calls for investigation
Hardballers jostle for European snooker title
Mois keeps on rocking coalition
City council member faces fraud charges
Finnish experts give warning about high EU demands
Slow pace of integration brought to light
Controversy surrounds Baptists
Differences evident as Poland and Latvia pledge cooperation
Off the wire
Kalejs extradition one step nearer
NATO mania explodes in Vilnius
103.2 gives locals genuine alternative
European recordings
GOOD NEIGHBORS
Falling Lithuanian stocks dent Baltic index rise
Do the right thing
Codan opens way for investors
Companies accused of illegal deals
New privatization terms to be developed
Fitch upgrades Lithuania's credit rating for first time since 1997
Buyout of Latvian pastry maker's shares ordered
Off the wire
New appointments in the Baltics
Power engineering discussed in Narva
Sea Symphony set to bring in Deutschemarks
Minijos Nafta announces new oil finds
Vetoes on gambling and May 1st crushed
Vilnius prepares to welcome NATO
Last chance for victims of the Nazi regime
British Week makes great waves
Charity project to stop
European Union doubt smolders in Estonia
Estonian Television given cash, but not enough
Off the wire
Yavlinsky throws light on Russia's future role
New storm brews over sea border
Meri becomes star of Swiss symposium
Folk song row grows raucous
Vilnius offers share in oil asset to Russians
Lukashenka polishes performance as election approaches
EU hopes and dreams
Bobelis the Savior
Baltic index up for the week
Short cut to financial statements
Bad feeling brews in beer industry
Mazeikiu Nafta brings in new Russian players
Off the wire
Free Internet brings added value
U.S.A. to assist air traffic control
Competition enhances theoretical knowledge
European businesses hobnob in Riga
Finnish newspaper buys Baltic News Service
Bobelis leads merged Christian Democrats
Media join hands for new code of ethics
Parties do battle to dominate council
Estonians told they drink too much
Mayor for how much longer?
Off the wire
Army unit commander fired by minister
Most stubborn survivor speaks out
Victims of NKVD get no peace
Estonians conquer Eurovision
Frustration taken out on ball, not boss
Down at the love-trade hotel
More punkish behavior
Hockey craze to repeat next year
Rising Estonian stocks push up Baltic index
Off the wire
Lithuania's Kalnapilis splits away
Aldaris to invest 2.5 million lats in development
Cable television takes over Lithuania
Success suggestions
Organization aims to play key role in Baltic development
Latvian banks to continue operations in Russia
World Bank may reduce loan
3G testing center launched
Latvian office standard leaps forward
DFDS Tor Line to decide on LISCO buyout by mid-June
Privatization failure offers tough choices
Extradition collides with Scottish jurisprudence
Radicals and former Yedinstvo members unite
President refuses to meet left-wing party
English coach out after San Marino disaster
Vivid EU debate wanted
Ilves admits being Baltic is not so bad
Off the wire
Battle resumes against blood-suckers
Message highlights plight of homeless children
Providing stability under pressure
Tallinn mayor under fire again
Conscript killed in initiation rite
Latvia trounces United States 2-0
Hockey phenomenon may end soon… By J. Michael Lyons, RIGA While Latvia's hockey officials are lobbying in Germany this week to host the 2006 Ice Hockey World Championships, its questionable whether the national team will be worthy to play
Explosive end to denial
The importance of a language
REMEMBER CHERNOBYL
Baltic stocks on downward path
Off the wire
Grow up, don't give up "Success is a matter of hanging on after others have let go" – William Feather How successful are you at overcoming obstacles? Do you try too hard, but not long enough? Are you aware that inexperience and immaturity are
Real estate market hopes for EU entry
Insurers expecting rate increase
Litas re-pegging nears point of no return
Fitch withdraws Latvijas Unibanka
Laivite to take over another shipyard
American Chamber of Commerce awards business plans
Lithuanian state auditors block sale of Belarus debt again
Hotel opens with glamour
Latvian Shipping Company privatization fails
Estonian railway privatized at last
Off the wire
Balts remind CE of Russian obligations to return embassies
Cause of train derailment unclear
Change is obstacle to reform
Justice system imperils EU membership
Nazi war crimes in Estonia documented
Path to NATO must not be abandoned, say experts
Latvians show class in rugby friendly
City marches again in protest
Baltoskeptics break ranks, Wall Street Journal says
Half of draftees have mental problems
Latvian president says U.S. trip a success
Lithuania postpones closure of Ignalina
National Bolsheviks get stiff sentences

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