News archive, 2003-04, en

Historic church tower to be back on top
Letter to the editor
China must clean up act
ACQUIESCE TO THE TIDE
Hansapank doubts competitor
Net sales soared in 2002
Investor goes to court
Group: vouchers best for land
EBRD: modest growth in Eastern Europe
Shares hit record in Tallinn
Russian oil majors announce merger
New handset saves Nokia
Poland buys U.S. fighters, rankles Prodi
In Brief - 2003-04-24
Foreigners eyeing Preatoni Pank
Milk dumping probe dropped
New hotel chain opens up doors
Wars, SARS forcing Balts to rethink holiday
Lithuania pushes for new atomic plant
East Europe appeals to save Radio Liberty
Prodi urges EU to stand up to U.S.A.
Danish fly-on-the-wall film stirs controversy
Kaliningrad visa-free deal sealed
Adamkus making presence felt
Mayor's office still vacant
New health minister lists priorities
Investigation in mail contract continues
Latvian chefs slice and dice to championship
Former commander acquitted
Economic affairs minister lobbying for civil service
Construction workers stumble across history
New Baltic fund honors independence writers
SARS not here yet, but doctors are ready
Vike-Freiberga: Eastern Europe's new voice?
Expansion dream comes true
How Latvia learned to love the sacred puck
Disappointing day for Lithuania
POWER WAY OFF BALANCE
Russia's anti-Americanism
Balta to pay out dividends
Parex gets competitive in Estonia
Exports skyrocketing in Lithuania
EC: Euro-zone economy faltering
Bullish as ever in Baltics
Creating an oasis in Vilnius Old Town
Nokia cuts thousands of jobs
Russian banks still far from attractive
Communist-era brands make nostalgic comeback
Pork industry wants protection
Investing in Bosnian aluminum
Milk price situation continues to confound state, farmers
LatRosTrans in jeopardy, Lembergs warns
Refinery rumors resurface
Bigger, fewer wood exporters
In Brief - 2003-04-17
New leaf turned in massive Baltic Pulp project
Lithuania hungry for Iraq reconstruction jobs
Greeks call for stronger Europe
Austrian Slovenians better off in EU
Poland marks Katyn massacre anniversary
Hungary votes to join EU, puzzles over low turnout
New Vilnius mayor suspended
Vilnius stalls on toxic fuel transit
Government approves Kaliningrad transit rules
Youth swapped for age
Soldiers to be paid well
Head postman sacked
Cooperation stems illegal immigrant tide
Students protest at allowance abolition
Euroskeptics receive much-needed cash
Anti-EU forces mobilizing against referendums
Whistle-stopping Eurobus
In Brief - 2003-04-17
Athens to assuage allies
Tartu getting innovative
Political intrigue embroils Lithuania
Baltic round-the-clock love affair with flowers
Estonian pop music faces tough times
Letter to editor
Six goals for new NATO
INSANE BALTIC EQUITY
Europe's defining period
Jet-setting master chef
Hansapank paying out
Nordea credits timber company
Deficit bound to widen this year
Households have more cash to burn
Euro-zone growth looking dismal
Ventspils deal surprises all
Real estate funds may cheer up markets
U.S., Russia finally chicken out
Arms makers licking chops
Danes blowing a veritable fortune
IKEA group prefers Lithuania to Estonia
Electricity output, exports soaring
Retailer a bit overambitious
Paarma stepping down
Share buyout at Latvijas Balzams
In Brief - 2003-04-10
Ventspils shareholders vie for control
Lithuania economy leads Baltic pack
Crack-down in Belarus doesn't let up
First taxpaying lady of night
Objectivity first casualty as Russian media slam U.S.A.
Euroskeptics given room for maneuver
Scots invade second city
Mechanical snags cast doubt on LAL's Saab fleet
Aldaris sponsors hockey
Road, border contracts riddled with cracks
Foreigners banned from rural land
Riga safe, secure for Eurovision
April blizzard devastates
Estonia's new government ready
Eastern Europe supports Bush but stays out of war
In Brief - 2003-04-10
Baltic stocks some of best in world
Uncovering Latvia's WWII navy
EU media blitz underway ahead of vote
Weather readers who tell it like it is
One Lithuanian's lucrative turkey of a story
Letter to editor
Pentagon ruptured in middle
ROCKING THE BOAT
Baltic's NATO test: right policy
Integration finally gets budgeted
Estonian GDP up
Foreign cash flowing in fast
Profits down at Bank of Latvia
Last barrier to Russia down
Insurer seeking equity finance
No sell-offs planned in Estonia
Markets watch Ventspils
Building boom in Latvia
To some, yacht harbor seems fishy
Resurgent Russia flexes muscle in Armenia
Russia to lose out on postwar Iraqi oil
Hopes of economic recovery dim with war
Snaige expanding into Russia
War no barrier for Russian vacationers
Mazeikiu takes a breather
Estonia wants nuclear power
Casualties of deregulation
In Brief - 2003-04-03
Snoras acquired by Russia's nuclear interests
Repse casts doubt on Ventspils owners
EU launches first peacekeeping operation
Finnish shun alliance
Slovakia approves NATO treaty despite opposition
Does the EU believe in God?
MPs protest Belarus
Seer continues to bewitch media
Visa talks with Russia break down again
Background check could delay top cop appointement
Diabetes patients to get drivers' licenses
Journalist fined for defamation
New Parliament meets while awaiting new Cabinet
In Brief - 2003-04-03
Shelves, farms still free of that Frankenfood
For Balts, NATO not dead
Violent demonstration at U.S. Embassy

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