News archive, 2002-07, en

Maritime madness to mark big birthday
Deal of the century?
The best for Kaliningrad
A virtual NATO member state
Supple imagination
Baltic bourses down, but brighter than world markets
Ericsson's rating downgraded
East German farm reform could be model
Ericsson's earnings solid, future less so
Lithuanian Telecom to raise fixed-line rates to mobiles
Plastic fashionable now in Lithuania
Nokia remains afloat while telecoms industry dives
Latvijas Gaze posts profit, upgrades pending
In Brief - 2002-07-25
Taking another stride toward the cashless society
Vilnius talks tough on Dujos sale
Ventspils sell-off pushed to fall
Moscow growls at NATO
Russians alarmed by Azeri language law
Chirac backs Russia on Kaliningrad visas
Zokiniai air base looked at for NATO use
Human skeletons emerge from Vilnius street
Italian Embassy discussed
On immigration
EU support increases in June
Norwegian ex-pat faces fraud
Bellies full of bootleg booze
Plans halted for WWII memorial
Money requested for evicted tenants
Cursory Nazi probe rejected
Baltic Timeline
Briefs
Musicians sue party over racy ad
Top official sacked after arrest
Kaliningrad visa battle heats up
Estonians curing the summertime blues
Letter to Editor
Righting wrongs
Turning up the heat
Baltic indices, Baltic List capitalization continue upward
Belarus wants in WTO by 2005
Gazprom submits Lietuvos Dujos bid
EU clears Telia acquisition of Sonera
Deck stacked against female Russian tourists
Finnish firms worried about competition with Estonians
Ventspils in question as top transit spot
Bite GSM offers electronic welcome
In Brief - 2002-07-18
New player on mobile market
Lithuanian officials complain about tax collection
New ticket to ride in Tallinn
Estonian food losing to regional competitors
Lukashenko hints at friendlier relationship with NATO
Kaliningraders want old name Koenigsberg back
Needle exchange vital to stem AIDS: experts
Farmer's well causes leak in Belarus border
Belarusian emigres, exiles back Baltic NATO bid
Soviet military spouse case could set legal precedent
Eurovision diva bridges Latvia's minority gap
Land ban proposed
Big kroons for local vote
Baltic Timeline
Briefs
Irritant algae bloom leads to beach warning
Opinion polling center's director stabbed
Party offers language test alternative
OMON soldiers acquitted
Friendship caught up in the borderlands
One for all, seven for NATO
Next stop, Ukraine
A NATO vote?
Man of the matches
Snaige, LASCO push up Baltic Index
Global slump hits Eastern Europe
Brain power key to the future of Russia
Tallinn's reps in Brussels under fire
Estonian unions angry over firm choices
In Brief - 2002-07-11
Narvans flee dollar drop
Riga: Paris of the north indeed
Vilnius plans to spice up right bank
Court lifts LASCO freeze
LUKoil terminal worries Ventspils, not Mazeikiu
Wanted: last of the Nazi war criminals
Desperate step of NATO-skeptics
NATO talk
Lott marks Holocaust day
Estonian troops heading for Afghanistan
Saaremaa islanders want bridge
A new meaning for carrying the bride
Conflicts divide ethnic Russian parties
In Brief - 2002-07-11
Ukraine lumbers onto NATO's radar
Slovakia's NATO bid not clinched
Baltic Timeline
Head National Bolshevik on trial in Russia
Swedish and Finnish towns tear down borders
No extra time for EU candidates
Verheugen OKs land-sale transition
NATO's door opens to Baltics
Bonaparte's boys ride again in Lithuania
Europe, meet Lithuania
A life transformed
Baltic List down pending LASCO decision
Slavneft battle swings
Sweden recovering, reforms needed: OECD
Bourse shareholders sign HEX agreement
Commercial law up for amendment
Estonia closes EU tax chapter
OFF THE WIRE
Ventpils Nafta devours LASCO shares
Mobile users surpass fixed-line
Development fit for a king
Census shows big changes
Lithuanian lawmakers ban sex and violence on TV
Jailed Latvian cyclist released on bail
Party banks on the beautiful game
EU popularity climbing slowly, poll shows
Estonian navy officer kills family, himself
Few votes cast in Harju Street poll
OFF THE WIRE
Drug use triples among teenagers
Beauty pageant fails to impress Belarus' gays
Enlargement tops Danish EU stint
Shipping company sale lands in court
No payments to ex-slave laborers
Latvian army readies for NATO nod

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