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Cleaning upTallinn's annual icicle deluge

TALLINNStroll down any sidewalk in Tallinn's Old Town this time of year and something dangerous i

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Vilnius expatriates giving as good as they get

VILNIUS More and more foreigners are living and working in Lithuania as it increasingly opens up

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Letter to the Editor

U.S. to blame for riftAs an American, I appreciate the support offered by the governments of the

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Iraq far from biggest threat

Prime Minister Tony Blair is stuck between the devil and the deep blue sea. Specifically, between hi

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THANK YOU, VALDAS

If one thing is certain for Rolandas Paksas, it is that he will have some tough shoes to fill. Th

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Accepting EU, NATO without question

The maturity of a civil society may, among other things, be gauged by the presence or absence of a c

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Reasserting old values

Aivars Ozolins, one of Latvia's most widely read political columnists, talks about the country's inc

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Household costs jump

TALLINNIn the fourth-quarter of 2002 the average Estonian household's expenditures increased by 1

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Despite run, bright prognosis

VILNIUSVilniaus Bankas, Lithuania's leading commercial bank controlled by Sweden's SEB, is antici

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Study: Eastern economies buck slump

VIENNAThe economies of postcommunist Eastern Europe have bucked a global economic slump thanks to

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