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Nurses to go on strike

TALLINN - Estonia's nurses have decided to stage a warning strike on Oct. 16 to press for higher wag

Damage control needed to boost euro's image

HANOVER, Germany - About eighty banking and finance officials from countries seeking European Union

Election campaign reaches its peak

VILNIUS - Parliamentary campaign passions are starting to boil in Lithuania. Elections will be held

Kalejs charged, arrest delayed

RIGA - The Latvian prosecutor general's office, Sept. 27 charged Konrads Kalejs, an 87-year-old Aust

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