VILNIUSLithuanian President Valdas Adamkus read out his annual address at the Seimas, Lithuania's
TALLINNThe clock turned one hour ahead at midnight on March 30 for most countries in Europe - but
NARVARussian school principals in the northeastern Estonia city of Narva say it will be tough if
VILNIUSLithuania once again takes the dubious honor of being the country with the highest suicide
VILNIUSJapanese spectators hissed and whistled, waving the Lithuanian national tricolors at the N
VILNIUSThe European Broadcasting Union's reference panel in Tallinn has voted to disqualify Lithu
RIGALatvia became the second Baltic country to broadcast Russian financier Boris Berezovsky's pol
TALLINNNorway, Finland, Britain and Sweden have concluded a new agreement on foreign aid for inte
TALLINNU.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell assured Estonian Foreign Affairs Minister Kristiina O
TALLINNEstonians continue to support European Union membership but lack information about the con
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