The council of Tallinn on December 13 passed the city's budget for 2019 totaling 761 million euros in size, about 5 percent more than the re...
Lithuanian prosecutors are mulling launching a pre-trial investigation in to the purchase by around ten companies of fertilizers from Russia'...
As algorithmic decision-making spreads across a broadening range of policy areas, it is beginning to expose social and economic inequities that ...
A bill of the opposition Reform Party that would have allowed Estonian citizens by birth to hold dual citizenship was dumped in the parliament w...
What happens in this world is the result of what people choose to do and choose not to do when presented with challenges and opportunities. The ...
Russia has clearly postured itself in response to NATO as though it can counter-balance or deter the alliance, however expert examination of Rus...
The Estonian government at a sitting on December 13 approved a new minimum wage at 3.21 euros per hour and 540 euros per month starting from the...
Luminor, one of Lithuania's biggest banks, on Thursday lowered its forecasts for the country's GDP growth in 2019 and 2020. ...
Experience from European elections suggests that investigative journalism and alerting the public in advance can help inoculate voters against d...
Estonia and Russia have agreed about both reassigning to the other country their defense attaches following mutual expulsion of attaches in Marc...
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