With statuettes of Vladimir Putin popping up on bureaucrats' desks across Russia and fawning essays
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Prime Minister Goeran Persson said June 14 he was convinced Swedes remained firmly opposed to joinin
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The world has started paying attention to the cultural treasures of the Baltics lately, following th
The world has started paying attention to the cultural treasures of the Baltics lately, following th
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