RIGA - The Baltic countries have to continue their efforts to achieve that the European Union allocates maximum co-financing for the Rail Baltica project during the next EU financial framework, Prime Minister Maris Kucinskis (Greens/Farmers) said during the Baltic Council of M...
VILNIUS – The Baltic prime ministers agreed in Vilnius on Monday on preserving one time zone after the European Union ends the long-standing procedure of changing the clocks, Lithuanian Prime Minister Saulius Skvernelis said. "Together with the colleagues, we agreed to preserve one time zone among the Baltic states in the future as well," he told journalists after the meeting. The prime ministers, however, did not disclose which ...
RIGA - This week, the annual meeting of e-PINE (Enhanced Partnership in Northern Europe), with participation of political directors from the foreign services of the Baltic States, Nordic countries and the United States was held in Washington, D.C. During the meeting, the officials discussed relations with Russia, transatlantic security, developments in the Middle East, and the state of affairs in Iran. Latvia was represented at the meeting by the Under-Secretary of State, P...
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