Articles from The Baltic Times (Riga, Latvia) (October 7, 2009)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
According to the Foreign Ministry, Estonia sent an information technology expert to Indonesia, along with the UN Disaster Assessment and Coordination teams to support victims of the earthquake in Indonesia.			122
Agreement expected on moving nuclear project forward.			582
An eye for fashion.	Karapetyan, Ella	Interview	1149
Baltic beauty world--the biggest beauty industry exhibition in the baltics!			531
Baltics too small to damage Swedish economy.			428
Both British citizens accused of beating up a Riga Municipal Police officer in Riga's Old Town on June 13, 2008, say they are not guilty, reports LETA.			162
Buzek shows solidarity.	Tracevskis, Rokas M.		630
Central market said to harbor criminal gangs.			388
CIS countries.			184
Comments from IMF managing director Strauss-Kahn suggest Ukraine will need to push harder on meeting the IMF performance criteria before the next loan's disbursement.			76
Currency peg to blame for worsening economy, says Cordero.			1046
Dealing with totalitarian regimes.	Tracevskis, Rokas M.		570
Discussions heat up on climate agreement.	Karapetyan, Ella		340
Energy emerging as wood products' next best use.	Karapetyan, Ella		584
Euro zone.			153
Foreign lenders unhappy over political bickering.			714
Foreign Ministry strengthens southern ties.	Karapetyan, Ella		333
In the Latvian government's latest secret agreement, Environment Minister Raimonds Vejonis (Union of Greens and Farmers) on Oct. 5 signed a contract selling Latvia's greenhouse emission quotas to Japan's New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization, reports LETA.			159
Latvenergo signs contract to import electricity.			168
Latvian forests--the country's past, present and future.	James, Olga		1278
New U.S. Ambassador explains agenda to investors.			323
Palanga in no rush for season's closing.	Jegelevicius, Linas		886
President Dalia Grybauskaite and Seimas Speaker Irena Degutiene question the need of a 2-percent increase in social security contributions, reports ELTA.			142
Shall we dance?	Ponomarenko, Anton		789
Some things to be aware of when you're heading abroad.	Karapetyan, Ella		932
Taking counsel: culpable self-help, or 'patvara'.	Mezinskis, Martins		606
Teliasonera halfway towards target.			400
The business of forest brothers.	Tracevskis, Rokas M.		653
The cycle of abuse, or a grimace on the face of new Europe?	Donskis, Leonidas		813
The government of Kazakhstan is taking an encouragingly cautious approach to planning for 2010.			111
The Parliamentary Committee on Foreign Affairs together with the President of Lithuania Dalia Grybauskaite met to discuss future foreign policy in respect to the country's interests and changes in international politics, reports ELTA.			151
The safest way to protect the name of a brand is to register it as a trademark.	Tatol, Renata		638
USA.			110
Will 'LIVE RIGA' live?	Ankrava, Arta		998
Young people aged 15-24 have suffered the most in the economic crisis, reports LETA. In the first quarter of 2009, the unemployment rate in this age group increased by more than three times compared to the same period last year.		Financial report	135