Estonia's Cabinet of Ministers passed a bill that would create a private detective service to the Pa
Tallinn Mayor Edgar Savisaar will soon face his first no-confidence vote over alleged prejudices in
COMMUNISM CONDEMNEDThe Estonian Parliament condemned on June 18 the crimes of the Soviet Union's
With statuettes of Vladimir Putin popping up on bureaucrats' desks across Russia and fawning essays
The Danish government plans to cut another 1.5 billion kroner ($190.60 million) from next year's for
Prime Minister Goeran Persson said June 14 he was convinced Swedes remained firmly opposed to joinin
While the West tilts right, the East leans left. Weekend ballots in France and the Czech Republic ne
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It is up to Tallinn residents to decide whether a vivid memorial to Estonia's tragic past should be
Dramatic scenes typical of a repressive totalitarian state, showing Lithuanian police violently brea
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