Over the past years, relations between Russia and the West have deteriorated, trust has virtually disappeared and cooperation in many spheres came to a halt. At the same time, there are calls for reconnecting the two sides politically, as well as practically. The experts parti...
RIGA – French Le Monde newspaper in one of its September’s editions has published a map as an illustration to an article where the Baltic states have been marked as "former Soviet republics", therefore the Baltic ambassadors to France have sent a letter to the editor in chief with a request not to refer to the Baltic states in this way, the Latvian Foreign Ministry reported. The ministry explained that on September 7, the three Baltic ambassadors at th...
TALLINN - Following the latest missile tests by Pyongyang, North Korea has been added to the list of topics of the informal meeting of European Union foreign ministers to take place in Tallinn on Thursday and Friday. The nuclear test conducted by North Korea over the weekend, the largest by that country to date, put the topic of North Korea on the agenda of the Gymnich meeting of EU foreign ministers alongside more usual topics such as the Middle East peace process, combati...
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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