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• Kremlin Uses Energy to Teach Ex-Soviet Neighbors a Lesson in Geopolitical Loyalty»
• "Warsaw Pact" vs. Moscow»
• Culture war simmering in European Union»
• Latvian song thrives in Yonkers»
• The CIS and Baltic press on Russia»
• Accenture opens IT center in the Baltics»
• Russia Demands Reforms for OSCE»
• Russian or Estonian? Language Signals Rift in Estonian Community»
• Migration's flip side: All roads lead out»
• EU Urged To Condemn Latvian Anti-Gay Measures»
• Baltic nations say "no" to Britain's EU budget proposal»
• The luck of the Latvian: A job is like a pot of gold»
• Estonia Protests Alleged Air Space Violation by Russia»
• NATO plans summit in Latvia»
• Moscow may review policy toward states violating Russian rights»
• Innus recognized by Latvian government»
• Welfare minister to ask for minimum wage increase, jawbones employers»
• Russia, Germany Mark Start Of Work On Baltic Sea Pipeline»
• Latvia races to pick Irish mushrooms»
• Ericsson Wins in Baltics»
• Schroeder rejects job criticism»
• Our states achieved a lot during 15 years: Latvia President»
• Irish Ferries, Union Announce Deal (AP)»
• Latvia passes constitutional ban on same-sex marriage»
• Gazprom quadruples gas prices for Ukraine»
• The essence of Europe at a fraction of the cost»
• Russian Official Worried Over Bases»
• Vodka to get a new twist?»
• Latvia to pay for aviation noise»
• Disappointed Latvian Gays Call on President to Press for Legal Same-Sex Partnership»
• Latvian President concedes defeat as she changes constitution to ban gay marriage»
• Latvia's defense minister hands in resignation»
• Repse resigns after PM announces probe»
• Alleged war criminal denies involvement in murder of Jewish man»
• Poland to provide air security for Baltics»
• Mass language tests for Russian-speaking students in Latvia»
• Balticconnector provides new ways of co-operation in Baltic countries»
• Jaakko Pöyry awarded Eur 1.5 Million contract in Latvia»
• Russia's authoritarian regime 2006»

• Belarus-Latvia investment forum opens in Jurmala»
• Armenian and Latvian Businessmen sign agreements»
• Kremlin signals to the Balts it is displeased with their defiant stance»
• Latvia to investigate Lithuanian Mazeikiu Nafta's pricing policy»
• Europe must stop coddling despotic Belarus»
• RE/MAX Adds Estonia, Latvia And Lithuania»
• Where in the World is democracy?»
• Cyber crooks easily crack online banks»
• Dace Copeland receives Latvian honor»
• Lytvyn is for elimination of Russian language»
• First Paralympic School Days in the Czech Republic and Latvia»
• Russian public figures appeal to West over human rights»
• Latvian factory to make parts for Germany's Volkswagen, Porsche»
• Baltia Air Lines to Take Flight With New Service From U.S. to St. Petersburg, Russia»
• Repse returns to helm in New Era»
• National library finally looks set to go ahead»
• Latvian Theologian Excommunicated For Support of Riga Gay Pride Parade»
• Russia urges CE to ease naturalization for Russian speakers in Baltics»
• Jurkans Janis Quits Politics»
• Duma Gives $17.4M to NGOs»
• New Era Maintains First Place in Latvia»
• The CIS and Baltic press on Russia»
• New Study Finds U.S. Math Students Consistently Behind Their Peers Around the World [including Latvia]»
• Former Yukos Vice-President Seeks Political Asylum in Latvia»
• EU trumpets deal to slash aid for ‘illegal’ sugar production»
• Irish Ferries dispute enters third day»
• Baltic States Seek to Unscrew Russian Gas Main»
• Baltics at fault for pipeline's bypassing their territory — Diplomat»
• Latvia Riga Christmas Market And Celebrations»
• ICTU arranges day of protest over Irish Ferries dispute»
• Russian gas dispute puts European supply at risk»
• Irish Ferries apply to register under Cyprus flag»
• Countries to form "axis" to resist "Russian influence"»
• Council of Europe closes post monitoring of Latvia»
• Gays in Latvia Have an Official Watchdog»
• Smaller EU budget without farm reform -Blair»
• Many in New EU Nations Seek Better Jobs»
• Tony Blair Press conference with the Prime Ministers of Estonia, Lithuania and Latvia (transcript)»
• Yushchenko met with Presidents of Latvia and Lithuania»
• Latvians reject Irish Ferries wage»

• EU warns 9 states over failure to implement telecoms directives»
• Ukrainian, NATO troops participate in massive anti-terror drill»
• SEB AB Latvia unit aims for 35 pct of Latvian market»
• Latvian parliament votes for tightening law on demonstrations»
• The EU’s Iron Curtain»
• Congressman Shimkus Makes Historic Speech in Latvia»
• Offering Asylum in Chernobyl's No Man's Land»
• Slovenians Keen on EU Enlargement, Austria Lowest»
• Balts, NATO, EU digesting lessons from Russian plane crash in Lithuania»
• Russian trucks to be assembled in Latvia»
• Historical Treasure: Hidden Torah Scroll Discovered in Latvia»
• Our Shrinking Language Tapestry»
• EU wants U.S. to open airports»
• Closer cooperation urged among Baltic, Caucasian countries»
• English Becoming The New World Language»
• Latvia Prepares for a Tourist Invasion»
• Patriarch of Russian 'perestroika' dies»
• Transparency report puts Czech Republic among EU countries with worst corruption»
• Berezovsky Declared Persona Non Grata in Latvia»
• New EU Members Get Mixed Marks From List»
• Latvian interior minister resigns»
• Lithuania cops start nationwide search for sailor»
• Marks & Spencer Opening in Baltics, Latvian Chocolates in Estonia»
• Baltics and Ukraine top the list of Europe's new investment spots for real estate investors»
• Russia accuses EU is "shielding" Tallinn, Riga from criticism over human rights»
• Boris Berezovsky declared persona non grata in Latvia»
• EU offers pension-friendly proposal»
• Latvia Invites Tourists to Relive Soviet Era»
• Latvia Adopts the Law on Reparation of Damages Caused by State Administrative Institutions»
• McCreevy defends support for Latvians»
• The ultimate challenge, Gidon Kramer Interview»
• Latvia blacklists exiled Russian tycoon Boris Berezovsky»
• At 70, he finds marathon is no longer a challenge»
• Latvia prepared for bird flu pandemic: minister»
• Belarusian security official says U.S. trying to destabilize Belarus»
• Latvian court sentences murderers of U.S. missionary»
• Latvia celebrates national instrument»
• U.S. not legally bound to reveal dump sites»
• Latvian parliament appoints Dzintars Jaundzeikars next Interior Minister»
• Baltic presidents call for closer EU scrutiny of plans for gas pipeline»
• Passport to a job at £2.50 an hour»
• Documents of the Soviet Intelligence Testify: Abrene Region is Latvian Territory»
• Latvia's Prokopcuka wins women's title»
• Latvian loves N.Y.»
• Europe pledges to cut road deaths»
• Duma Deputy Alksnis: Former Soviet Union republics owe $2 trillion to Russia»
• Modest Kolerov: If we connive at integration problems, Paris problems will come to Latvia»
• Eastern European countries pledge to support Georgia»
• Alexy II invited to visit Latvia»
• Russian WWII Veteran Sentenced for Genocide Dies in Latvia»
• Monument to KGB Founding Father Dzerzhinsky Returns to Moscow Police Headquarters»

• Russian President Putin to arrive in Finland for informal talks»
• Putin slams Baltics over Russian speakers»
• Russian Embassy in Latvia outraged over tombstone vandalism»
• Putin’s Critic Berezovsky Buys TV Channel in Latvia»
• Latvia sets up committee to calculate 'Soviet occupation' damages»
• Latvian police detain eighth man in connection with bank robberies»
• Leading Latvian poet, Nobel contender dies»
• Russia, Belarus observers start inspection flights over Latvia»
• Russians worse than Nazis, Latvia native says»
• Prokofiev Heirs Want Brothel Cinderella Ballet Canceled in Latvia»
• Russia says to pull out of Estonian border deal»
• Check scam targets job hunters in Texas, other states»
• Neo-fascism on the rise in Latvia [more Russian propaganda]»
• Economic sanctions against Latvia extreme but possible measure»
• A Taxing Solution»
• Latvia and China's Ministers of Foreign Affairs meet in Riga»
• EU releases storm aid package»
• Kazakh Grain Terminal to be Launched in Ventspils»
• Situation of Russian schools in Latvia may spread to Russia's other neighbors — activist [more Russian propaganda]»
• Brothel Cinderella shut down in Latvia»
• Latvia's claims for compensation might add tension — Russian diplomat»
• Latvia could join EU Schengen area without border pact with Russia — Frattini»
• Baltic states offer aid to New Orleans after hurricane»
• Siemens to build 3G network for Tele2 Latvia»
• EU not to allow Latvia to buy Russian gasoline»
• Lithuania mulling over gas storage in Latvia»
• Latvia moves toward constitutional ban on same-sex marriage»
• Only New Era Reaches Double-Digits in Latvia»
• Wanted Russian oligarch arrives in Latvia»
• Russia requests Latvia to extradite exiled tycoon»
• Latvia Rejects Russian Extradition Request»
• Latvia Bans Russia’s Putin Teleconference [more Russian propaganda]»
• Putin Claims Some Former Soviet States’ Policy Regarding Russian Language is Irrelevant [Russian propaganda from the horse's mouth]»
• Baltic prime ministers vow to tighten airspace security»
• U.N. drugs and crime chief says Baltic countries are exporting drug abuse»
• British police free 19 Latvian women allegedly forced into prostitution»
• Nordic and Baltic lawmakers unite to press Ukraine to join EU»
• U.S. fighter jets take over NATO patrols of Baltic skies»
• Latvian prime minister, president says country should consider Berezovsky visits»
• Environment, terrorism and trade to top Russia-EU summit»
• Latvian court upholds government decision to expel Kazakov»
• Lithuania to release Russian pilot»
• Lithuania seized top secret aircraft ID system from crashed Russian jet»
• Lithuania Releases Pilot of Crashed Plane»

• Baltic-Russian border treaties mired in dispute over history»
• Finland plans natural gas imports from Latvia»
• Polish president to visit Estonian military museum»
• Polish president meets with Latvian counterpart»
• Moscow "astonished" at Polish president's support for Estonia and Latvia»
• Latvian government considers selling shares in Lattelekom and LMT»
• Latvian foreign minister nominates former integration minister to EU human rights post»
• Anti-gay protesters detained for disrupting gay pride parade»
• EU uncertain if all nations will comply with upcoming car racing tobacco advertising ban»
• Reuters historical calendar — August 5 [excerpt]»

• Baltic countries pause to remember thousands deported»
• Latvian lawmaker resigns from foreign relations committee»
• Presidents, business leaders gather in Ukraine for investment conference»
• Nation-by-nation breakdown of EU farm subsidies»
• Estonian parliament ratifies border treaty with Russia»
• Russia objects to Estonia's changes to preamble of border treaty»
• Tiny Estonian bourse hit hard by departure of dominand stock»
• Russian Foreign Ministry says Moscow cannot ratify Estonian border treaty»
• EU crisis presents former communist members with a choice»
• NATO, Russia clash over key arms control treaty»
• Russia hands note to Estonian ambassador over border treaty»
• Europeans enjoy travel but gripe about timetables, prices»
• Latvia court backs extradition of UK murder suspect»
• Kaliningrad anniversary celebrations soured by diplomatic snubs»

• Putin lashes out at Latvia amid border treaty dispute»
• Russia withdraws nuclear fuel from Latvia research reactor»
• Latvian lawmaker ousted from leading government party»
• Latvia ratifies Council of Europe minorities' convention»
• Russia blasts Latvia for ratifying minorities pact»
• Swarming flies in Latvia kill more than 300 cows, horses, sheep and pigs»
• U.S. says Latvia is a major money-laundering centre»
• Miss Universe pageant narrowed to just 10 contestants»
• Latvia accused in European Court of Human Rights»
• Online extortion victim speaks out»
• Belarus Best, Latvia Worst for Russian Diplomacy»
• Russia Assails Latvia's Ratification of Minorities Convention»
• Latvia urges EU to open markets»

• Russia and EU agree on breakthrough deal»
• EU, Russia sign treaty, clash over hisory»
• Putin lambasts Baltics, sours Russia-EU summit»
• Bush calls Georgia "beacon of liberty"»
• Despite faulty translation, Latvian government asks for EU constitution approval»
• Putin Won't Make More Apologies for Stalin»
• Angry Latvia says Putin misled on border talks»
• Russia questions journalists filming in border zone»
• Latvian prime minister refuses to withdraw statement regarding border»
• Georgian parliament speaker heads to Latvia»
• Latvian parliament denounces Soviet rule, "crimes"»
• Minister says Latvia won't seek land compensation for land annexed to Russia»
• Latvian Constitutional Court upholds divisive school language law»
• Latvia-Russia border treaty mired in disputes»
• OSCE commissioner visits Russia for talks on ethnic minorities»
• Nordic women closest to parity with men [U.S. lags all three Baltic States]»
• Russia signs border deal with Estonia»
• Latvian Parliament votes in favor of EU Constitution»
• EU fails again to break deep deadlock on genetically modified food»
• Russia slams European lawmakers for criticism of its treatment of ethnic minority»
• Finland accuses Russian military jets of violating airspace»

• Russians Offended By Implications Of Bush May European Itinerary»
• Estonian police nab man suspected of using Internet to empty bank accounts»
• Highlights of Pope John Paul II's Papacy [excerpt]»
• Monarchs, presidents to join faithful for Pope funeral»
• Latvian prime minister vows to bar foreign protesters»
• Three injured in Latvian apartment blast»
• Putin aide says Russian-Latvian border treaty could be ratified soon»
• Annan names Latvia's president as fifth and final envoy»
• Latvian government asks parliament to approve tough anti-money laundering walls»
• Latvian president welcomes new role as envoy to help reform U.N.»
• U.S. Congress resolution would demand Russia admit annexation of Baltics was illegal»
• WWII-Sour Memories»
• Bush's visit to Latvia to push hundreds of hotel guest from their rooms»
• Two people shot dead in Latvian bank»
• Latvia's highest court upholds sentence for ex-Soviet agent»
• Ex-Soviet NATO state hosts Russia to make history»
• Putin: Soviet collapse "greatest geopolitical catastrophe of the century"»
• Lithuanian parliament urges Russia to recognize Soviet annexation of Baltic states»
• Latvian president tells citizens to stop 'whining' over security measures»
• Russia tacitly accuses Baltic States of souring WWII celebrations»
• Estonia says it accepts Russia's invitation to sign border treaty»
• Baltics-VE Day»
• Russia denies it illegally annexed the Baltic republics»
• White House urges Russia to reject Soviet domination of Eastern Europe»
• AP Interview: Latvian president worried that Moscow continues Stalinist overtones»
• Putin: Moscow condemned Nazi-Soviet deal on Baltics long ago»
• EU takes swipe at Russia in barbed Victory message»
• Baltics urge Moscow to atone for occupation»
• Bush to recall painful Soviet rule of Baltics»
• Latvian president says Russia should evaluate its Soviet era history»
• Bush hails Latvia's freedom»
• Bush tells Baltics: "We recognize your painful history"»
• Bush acknowledges US role in contributing to division of Europe»
• Bush hails Baltic democracy as example to Russia»
• Bush-Text of Latvian press conference with Presidents of Latvia, Lithuania, and Estonia»
• Bush hails Latvia's freedom after Soviet rule»
• Putin ignores critics, hails Soviet "liberators"»
• Bush says Cold War captivity one of great wrongs»
• WWII's Victors, Victims Honored in Moscow»

• Rav Kook's Latvia Days»
• STAR FUND-RAISER GETS POST--Kentuckian Bailey takes oath as envoy to Latvia»
• Latvian finance minister optimistic EU will help after storm»
• Latvian Constitutional Court to hear case against school language law»
• Lithuania seeks new crude suppliers as YUKOS falters»
• Border treaty with Latvia could be signed in Moscow - Lavrov»
• Too late for Latvia’s veterinary checkpoints?»
• Estonian president: Russia prepared to annul notorious Molotov-Ribbentrop pact»
• Kremlin: Notorious WWII pact that carved up Europe subject only to "historical evaluation"»
• Iranian ambassador to Latvia appointed»
• William Safire: Win some, lose some [excerpt]»
• Latvia promises to fight money laundering»
• Putin attends Auschwitz ceremonies»
• Latvian bank association head slams prime minister»
• Passenger trains collide in Latvian capital, two dead»
• Estonian PM stresses importance of border treaty with Russia»
• Latvian commission says conductor's oversight caused crash»
• President Vike-Freiberga's Book The History of Latvia: 20th Century Is "Too Biased"»
• Russia Foreign Ministry: Latvia's President Insulted People Who Defended the World from Nazism»
• Russian Historians: "One Ought Not To Equal Stalin Regime to Nazi Germany"»
• FEATURE-Baltics bristle at WWII victory celebrations»
• Eastern EU deputies demand communist symbols ban»
• Baltic Jews, politicians, and school children mark Auschwitz liberation»
• FACTBOX-Many nations far from meeting Kyoto goals»
• INTERVIEW-Inflation could delay Latvia joining euro, says PM»
• Bank of America faces landmark online fraud case»
• Latvia about to see more protests in defense of Russian schools.»
• Baltics' War Of Words Heats Up»
• Lithuanians celebrate 15th anniversary of declaration of independence»
• Russia to focus on "discrimination" in Baltics»
• 2004 was deadliest year in a decade for world's journamlists»
• Latvian president deemed most charming but can't drive away with prize»
• ANALYSIS-EU's old and new members split on Russia»
• Heavy police presence as some Latvians remember those who fought against Soviets»
• United States set to assume role in patrolling Baltic airspace»
• REPORT-Latvian SS men mark fight against Soviet Red Army»
• Ethnic Latvian, Russian demonstrators quarrel as Waffen SS commemorate fallen»
• Russia: Treatment of Russian speakers in Baltics a "blatant violation" of human rights»
• Latvian parliament to consider banning future Waffen SS veterans marches»
• George Kennan, Pulitzer Prize-winning historian, dies at 101»
• Latvian president to visit Sweden later this month»
• EU trio bring Russia in from the cold»
• Bulgarian president on two-day state visit to Latvia»
• Eastern trio seeks EU help over Russia gas pipeline»
• Moldova rejects Russian criticism over WWII veteran pensions for those fighting against Soviets»
• U.S. president to visit Latvia in May»
• Estonian PM formally resigns»
• Ukraine leader to stay away from Moscow war events»

• Eleven die as high winds pound northern Europe»
• Fierce storms from Ireland to Russia claim 16 lives»
• Norway set to assume role in patrolling Baltic airspace»
• Thousands in northern Europe still without power after fierce storms»
• Agency moves to stop Internet advertising for X-rated spam»
• Latvia's president to attend Russian World War II veterans commemoration»
• Former Polish President Lech Walesa says Eastern Europe transforming continent's image»
• EU goverments fail to meet, scale back protections»
• Duma "perplexed" by Latvian president's assessment of WWII»

• Baltic leaders gather in Latvia to discuss EU expansion»
• Latvian Seeks Seismic Monitoring Stations»
• Latvian broadcasting authorities fine Russian-language station for airing Soviet propaganda»
• Balts, Central Europeans, Nords to seek EU line on Russia»
• Estonian soldiers return to Iraq»
• Latvian prime minister told to rest after heart condition diagnosed»
• Amid Eastern Europe's economic recovery, children fall behind»
• Latvia rejects 'euro' spelling compromise but won't spoil ceremony»
• Survey: Russia a World Leader in Corruption»
• Latvia supports Georgia's accession to EU, NATO»
• Russian foreign minister to weigh EU 'partnership' chances»
• Latvia sees 2004 deficit below 2 percent»
• Latvia--old Europe can learn from new EU members»
• Six further EU nations ready for Kyoto»
• Latvian defense minister says country to gradually reduce Iraq presence»
• Russia's lower house of parliament ratifies EU cooperation protocol»
• Latvian court sentences Swede to eight years for human trafficking»
• Latvian government resigns after failing to get 2005 budget approved»
• Latvia's center-right lawmakers begin talks about future government»
• Russia-Vodka Spat»
• Reuters historical calendar - November 5»
• Ousted ex-president sues Lithuanian government for compensation»
• Latvia ERM-2 entry could be delayed a month»
• Acting on terror warning from three allies, Latvia on high alert»
• U.S. issues Nordic, Baltic security alert»
• Latvia chooses new EU commission candidate»
• Andris Piebalgs tapped to be Latvia's choice for EU commissioner»
• Norway reopens Latvian embassy after terror fears subside»
• Latvian hockey community mourns death of Sergei Zholtok»
• Latvia central bank says IMF supportive of euro aim»
• A list of the 25 candidates for the incoming European Commission»
• Autopsy Confirms Zholtok Died of Heart Failure»
• EU-Russia summit postponed due to lack of progress»
• Putin signs protocol extending cooperation agreement with EU»
• Lithuanians Hunting Missing Radioactive $100 Bill»
• Latvia to extradite four men arrested in string of German bank robberies»
• Putin envoy: EU's formula for a new partnership doesn't suit Russia»
• Latvian Culture Ministry hopes to reopen Dome Cathedral in mid-December»
• Gang knifes Latvians, others intimidate Filipinos in Northern Ireland»
• Latvian Supreme Court upholds sentence for ex-Soviet agent»
• Lithuania becomes first nation to ratify EU constitution»
• Latvian president rejects broadcasting language bill»
• Latvia's outgoing EU commissioner to become ambassador to Belgium»
• Kremlin envoy alleges anti-Russian bias ahead of EU-Russia summit»
• Snow, high winds in Nordics, Baltics»
• Norwegian fighters to patrol Baltic airspace for NATO»
• Latvian president begins talks to form new government»
• In Latvia, German president raises issue of border treaties»
• Lithuania government confirms nuclear unit closure»
• Latvia set for new centre-right PM»
• Estonia files complaint over alleged air space violations»
• EU, Russia Fail to Reach Partnership»
• EU, Russia Fail to Reach Partnership»
• Baltic presidents say Ukraine must be model for democracy»
• All five Latvian center-right parties to join new government»
• EU deadlock over biotech products unbroken»
• New Latvia government vows euro, Iraq continuity»
• European rights court upholds complaint of Farbtuhs»
• Sweden, Latvia labour row may test rules of new EU»
• Latvia to open embassies in Japan, Egypt in next two years»
• Math skills scores by country»
• A Baltic Market Option, THE ST. PETERSBURG TIMES»
• Latvia government confident of yes vote on EU Constitution»
• Latvian economy surged 8.5 pct y/y in Q3»
• British jets plan fly over of Estonian capital in commemorative ceremony»
• Problems between Russia-EU over partnership are "mainly psychological"»
• Historic Dome Cathedral reopens in Latvia in time for Christmas»
• Member of Latvian bobsled team killed in auto accident»
• Latvia re-pegs to euro, analysts say rate high»
• Bus crash in Latvia kills nine people traveling from Moscow to Riga»
• Putin Sends Greeting to War Crimes Convict»
• Hundreds of foreigners killed, thousands missing in tsunami disaster»