News archive, 2003-07, en

Summertime and the living isn't easy
History blooms back to life at Kadriorg
Letter to the editor
Quote of the week
CULTURE CRISIS
EU constitution: good-bye sovereignty
Anti-inflation pact to affect candidates
Language death and salvation
Foamy Quotes
Confessions of a Baltic beer addict
Beer - the appliance of science
Beer Bites
The Baltic Times' special summer beer review
Niche positions in a saturated market
Port files claim against fuel retailers
In Brief - 2003-07-24
Control over pulp mill could fall into different hands
New oil trading house in Latvia
Estonia's energy future up for debate
East European tourism expecting EU boost
EU military development outpaces expectations
Prodi faces questioning over Eurostat scandal
Transport integration funds sought from EU
Three judges sacked on graft charges
Old embassy debt matter of contention in Baltics
Ministers cut away at 'kula' controversy
Tax board chief suspended amid controversy
Famous cyclist dies in road tragedy
Cabinet's first 100 days analyzed
Curonian Spit cleaned of oil
In Brief - 2003-07-24
Lithuania receives list of Nazi criminals
Crackdown on human traffickers
British servicemen commemorated in Estonia
Lithuanian pilots repeat historic flight
Raining cats and dogs on Riga's animal shelters
STICK CLOSER TO HOME
Time for Russia to apologize
Will small states matter in new EU?
Legislative teamwork on eve of accession
Electronics usage still rising
Bank seeks shareholder help
Estonian Shipping sells subsidiary
Freight traffic on the rise
Vilniaus Bankas still leads in Lithuania
Small trades boost stock prices
Pork saga continues – with dubious results
Lattelekom signs on competition
E.ON Energie in for long haul
Lithuanian milk still suspect
Irish food company seeks Estonian workers
Lithuania, Poland to connect power grids
Belarusian president fires prime minister
EU DRAFT CONSTITUTION – NEW INSTITUTIONS, KEY POINTS
Sweden seeks U.N. protection for Baltic Sea
EU constitutional forum ends work
Oil standoff angers environmentalists
No backing out of Iraq
MP on verge of impeachment
Military prepares for NATO membership
MP explains 'kula' to Europe
Lawmaker sides with Russia on education
Fate of KGB files still hotly debated
Center Party's EU indecision irritates Parts
In Brief - 2003-07-17
Pro-Chechen Web site offered unique home
'Yes' to direct presidential elections
Lithuania uneasy about relations with Belarus
Brainy Baltic eurocrats well qualified for Brussels
U.S. decision not to harm relations
The tale of a pig, milk and a king
Song festivals end on high
Letter to the editor
Quote of the week
SCHEDULED SNUB
ICC challenges Baltic diplomacy
Baltic tiger and Brazauskas at the bridge
Prevention in organization
Controversial housing project finally purchased
Bank plans big restructuring
Price fall, analysts ponder
Pension reform in Lithuania
Golf course going public
Gambling as good as gold
Norma props up Baltic Index
Nuclear output soaring as shutdown proceeds
State gives investor huge break
Eesti Energia mulling over privatization
Working group: no pulp without paper
Study green-lights EU accession
Lietuvos Telekomas stakes future on digital
In Brief - 2003-07-10
Oil terminal pays dividends despite downturn
Eesti Energia mulling over privatization
Working group: no pulp without paper
Study green-lights EU accession
Lietuvos Telekomas stakes future on digital
In Brief - 2003-07-10
Oil terminal pays dividends despite downturn
Oil extraction plans rankle Lithuania
Berlusconi to use art of mediation
Jury trials return to Moscow
Finland may ban buying of sex
Poland will not accept 'federal' Europe
Paksas: Come home, Lithuanians
Cyclist denies doping charges
U.S. decision not to harm relations with Baltics
Vike-Freiberga takes oath
Baltic trade war put on three-month hold
New TV series to teach Russians Estonian
Tax office looking into employee breaches
Bootleg vodka makes up third of market
Brussels plans 'neighborhood program' for enlarged EU
Latvia to appeal for funds for Russia
Fears and hopes on EU's new frontier
U.S. decision not to harm relations
The tale of a pig, milk and a king
Nation, visitors pay homage to Baltic king
Crossing the divisive borders of history
George Orwell's big surprise
JUST PASSING THROUGH
Report: organ trafficking on rise
Smoothing over teething problems
GDP rising at steady clip
Latvian businesses having doubts about joining EU
Mongolia sees Lithuania as good example
CAP reform to benefit EU candidates
No stopping Baltic equity
'Open skies' talks to begin this autumn
Accord heats trade debate
EU-U.S.A. biotech rift widens
U.S. opportunity in EU integration
Tourism hopping on Bulgaria's Golden Beach
Ryanair fined for misleading ads
Finnish high-tech giveth, high-tech taketh away
Estonian Air prepares for open skies
Biggest ever ship begins service
In Brief - 2003-07-03
Court sides with shareholders, penalizes state
Bank shareholders, market watchdog clash
New PM sees gripes with EU
Belarus expels reporter
Seaborne feminism at work
'PM-Boss' Berlusconi can't wait for Europe
Cyclist ostracized for doping
Mayoral vacancy finally filled
Three die over St. John's
Neighbors edge toward trade war
Sexism found to be rife in Estonia
Estonian peacemakers head to Iraq
Hackers crack into Education Ministry
Aeroflot steps in to fill demand
Confusion and tears on the way to Kaliningrad
Asylum family in homes row 'were not persecuted'
Vike-Freiberga wins second term
New era in Baltic travel begins

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