Gang warfare stopped Lithuanian police on Sunday prevented a mass brawl between Polish and Russian fo...
RIGA - Latvian Prime Minister Laimdota Straujuma has spent the last few months pushing back against the European Commission’s plans for qu...
An RT subsidiary in Latvia? According to Latvian TV show, Neka Personiga, the Russian state-funded television ne...
RIGA - Martijs Mihelmanis stood at the rostrum and looked down over rainbow-colored candles at a small congregation, which had gathered in St. S...
TALLINN - The Harju County Court last Monday meted out stiff prison sentences to a gang that robbed stores in the Estonian capital Tallinn, caus...
TALLINN - Estonian kindergarten teachers have handed over a petition to Parliament signed by more than 27,000 people after they called for...
TALLINN - The remains of several medieval ships have been uncovered in a residential area of Tallinn by builders constructing new apartment buil...
TALLINN - Soldiers marched through the island town of Kardla on Tuesday to celebrate Estonian Victory Day. Army units from Estoni...
Asylum in Estonia Estonia is one of the least desirable destinations in the EU for asylum seekers, according to ...
VILNIUS - After years of wrangling between the three Baltic States, there could finally be a high speed railway that goes from Berlin to Tallinn...
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