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Eesti in brief - 2004-08-05

About 67 percent of residents believe Estonia has been the most successful among the three Baltic st

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Right-wingers hold talks

RIGA - The People's Party, the largest partner in Latvia's three-party ruling coalition, announced a

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Rainfall causes scattered floods, record water-levels in Tallinn

TALLINN - A minor flood last week caused by the extraordinary amount of rain in the Estonian capital

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Strasbourg rules against KGB employment law

VILNIUS - On July 27 the European Court of Human Rights ruled that two Lithuanians who openly admitt

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Anti-reformists to clash on eve of Sept. 1

RIGA - After months of heated discussions and infighting, the anti-education reform NGO Lashor saw s

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Freedom fighters appeal for help, evaluation of WWII events

TALLINN - Members of an Estonian division that fought on the German side in World War II said they w

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Parliamentary commission wants prosecutor's opinion

VILNIUS - Parliament's anti-corruption commission proposed on Tuesday that the Prosecutor General's

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Ryanair lands in Riga, prepares to launch three routes

RIGA - Budget airline Ryanair announced on Tuesday it would launch daily flights to Riga from London

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Ministry: No Russian at Narva City Council meetings

TALLINN - Government officials have forbidden municipal authorities in the predominantly ethnic Russ

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Despite breaks, catching up is not easy

LIEPAJA - No Baltic port has had it tougher than Liepaja's. Twelve years ago it was nonexistent - ju

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