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Change and continuity in the new Estonian government

In the beginning of this week the Reform party and the Pro Patria Union (PPU) signed a new coa

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When People Hate Fun

I know, dear Baltic Times readers, that I’m supposed to write about politics and serious

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Labor tax burden in Estonia drops

TALLINN - The ratio of labor taxes in gross domestic product (GDP) for 2010 was 18.3 percent,

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Food prices expected to rise

RIGA - Food prices continued to rise in March, with prices for some products increasing as muc

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High fuel prices threaten economy

RIGA - If the price for 95 octane gas climbs higher than 1 lats (1.42 euros) per liter, this w

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Green issues top transport discussion

VILNIUS - The need for coordinated policies to ensure transport grows sustainably to benefit t

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The changing face of phone selling

RIGA - If five years ago small, specialized mobile phone shops were located at every street co

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Phone companies have to be everywhere

TALLINN - Mobile technologies and solutions are rapidly developing business areas in Estonia.

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Trendy smartphones making rapid inroads with average-income households

KLAIPEDA - Do you remember the first-ever cell phones? Just twenty ago, the then-cocky Lithuan

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Serbia brings usual trouble to match

TALLINN - Estonian police said on March 30 that they had detained 73 Serbia fans during the tw

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