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State to decide on amendment for euro

TALLINN - Prime Minister Andrus Ansip said the Cabinet would soon decide whether an amendment to the

Lithuania moves to calm Belarusian fears

VILNIUS - Lithuanian officials are attempting to dispel fears in Belarus over plans to build a radio

Police chief says bonuses for officers justified

RIGA - The head of the State Police defended the bonuses paid to police commanders, saying the extra

Court upholds e-voting amendments

TALLINN - The Supreme Court on Wednesday upheld an amendment to the voting law that will allow voter

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