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World Bank: Baltic economies should cool down in 2005

RIGA - A recent World Bank survey of the EU's new East European members claims that economic growth

Latvian Railway to be split in three parts

RIGA - Transport Minister Ainars Slesers has announced that he wants to split the state-owned Latvij

MEPs: ban hammer, sickle and swastika

VILNIUS - While the European Union considers legislation that would ban Nazi symbols, Lithuania's Vy

Kalvitis targets banks' dirty money

RIGA - Prime Minister Aigars Kalvitis opened up a potential Pandora's box last week when he said tha

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