TALLINN - The 2018 UEFA Super Cup will be played on Aug. 15, 2018 at Tallinn's Lillekula Arena, marking the first time ever that a senior UEFA final is played in Estonia. "Preparations for the UEFA Super Cup final are under way. Our delegation ...
TALLINN - There is no reason for Estonia to panically fear Russia, Tarja Halonen, president of Finland from 2000-2012, told Eesti Paevaleht daily in an interview. "You are in the European Union, NATO, and you use the euro. In this manner you are not only in a safe house, but have become an independent mature country," Halonen said. "That is why we say to you sometimes that calm down now and there is no reason to panic. Which does not mean, however, that we sa...
VILNIUS - NATO fighter jets serving in the Baltic air policing mission were scrambled eight times last week to intercept Russian military aircraft flying in international airspace over the Baltic Sea, the Lithuanian Defense Ministry said on Monday. The ministry said that a total of 21 Russian planes were intercepted, around half of which were fighter jets, while the NATO jets also identified several transport and passenger planes over the Baltic Sea. Most...
According to Eurostat, the EU agency of statistics, the Lithuanian population's decline at 11,3% in 2015 was record-high among the EU member states last year. What has to be done to halt exodus from Lithuania?
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