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Eesti in brief - 2004-02-19

The government last week approved a bill on fines for excessive stocks of sugar. Fines are set for e

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Center for stateless draws EU criticism

RIGA - The remote, little known illegal immigration center in Olaine, 22 kilometers south of Riga wh

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Estonia signs on to chide Europe's heavyweights

TALLINN - The prime ministers of Estonia, Italy, Holland, Poland, Portugal and Spain published a joi

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Reporter protects source against police demands

TALLINN - A journalist from a leading Estonian daily was reportedly mistreated by police after refus

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Zuokas accuses paper of journalistic blackmail

VILNIUS - The timbre of scandal in Lithuania was elevated yet another notch recently when Vilnius Ma

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Latvia singled out by European human rights expert

STRASBOURG - Alavaro Gil-Robles, the human rights commissioner for the Council of Europe, singled ou

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Latvian animation company draws on its extraordinary success

RIGA - It doesn't often happen that the work of the Latvian film industry achieves international suc

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Linguistic injustice

This letter is intended to once again bring to your attention a complaint against The Baltic Times w

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Analysis: EU adjusts external trade ties

The European Union has launched moves to readjust its trading ties with the rest of the world to tak

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Stressing morality at a morally defunct time

While he continues his political life as a member of Parliament, Landsbergis, a respected concert pi

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