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Russians need transit visas

RIGA - The Latvian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has continually stressed the importance of good relat

Reshuffle of accused ministers put offBy Kairi Kurm, TALLINNEstonia's governing coalition has not yet started reshuffling the government, but it is under pressure from the public and the media to replace two unpopular ministers who have failed to priv

TALLINN - Estonia's governing coalition has not yet started reshuffling the government, but it is un

Bank of Latvia says economy is back on track

RIGA - Latvia's Central Statistical Office announced on March 28 that gross domestic product grew 6.

Adamkus explores Putin's Russia

VILNIUS - Lithuanian President Valdas Adamkus became the first leader in the Baltic states to visit

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