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Saeima passes National Security Law amendments

RIGA - Saeima passed amendments to the National Security Law in the final reading today to ensure government control over the sale of enterprise...

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Latvia’s property tax is unfriendliest in the Baltics

RIGA - Latvia’s property tax is unfriendliest among the Baltic states, BDO Latvija audit company concluded. BDO ...

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Latvia’s pro-Russia activist turns to Zhirinovsky asking to urge Latvian youth to go to Russia

RIGA - Marats Kasems who has been expelled from Latvia’s pro-Russia Harmony party and has joined For Independent Latvia party founded by J...

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Several sexual harassment victims go after Lithuanian MP

Three young women on Wednesday, March 15, filed a complaint with the Lithuanian Prosecutor General’s Office, claiming that they had been s...

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Lithuania to earmark 3 million euros

Lithuania will earmark another 3 million euros in support to impoverished countries of the world, the government decided on Wednesday, March 15....

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Discussions on new labor code finished

Representatives of the Lithuanian government, employers and trade unions  have signed an agreement on a number of issues during the last me...

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Norway offers EU quota swap deal to settle dispute over arrested Latvian crab trawler

Norway has offered the European Union (EU) a quota swap deal in order to enable EU fishermen to obtain the necessary license for catching snow c...

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How to make sure the Kremlin remembers Boris Nemtsov

Last month, thousands of people held rallies and vigils in Moscow, St. Petersburg and other cities across Russia to mark the second anniversary ...

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Baltic States’ anxiety will linger as long as Russia flexes out its muscles

Ahead of the Baltic States’ celebrations of the 27th anniversaries of the restoration of independence,  in Central Library in Brookly...

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Germany’s misunderstood trade surplus

Now that Germany’s current-account surplus has reached a record 270 billion Euros ($285 billion), or close to 8.7 per cent of GDP, the ong...

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