Baltic states
Poland, Lithuania to Build EUR 558 M Gas Link in Strategic EU-backed Deal
Poland and Lithuania have signed the grant agreement on the first gas pipeline connecting the two countries, the European Commission announced on Thursday.
The project GIPL (Gas Interconnector Poland - Lithuania) will "end the long lasting isolation of the Baltic Sea region and bring the energy needed for a new economic dynamism to the region," the Commission said on its website.
NATO opens military center in Lithuania amid Ukraine crisis
With fighter jets roaring overhead, NATO has inaugurated a military center in the Lithuanian capital amid growing regional concerns over Russia's military presence, sparked by the fighting in Ukraine.
Palletways Adds Bulgaria, Romania to Its Delivery Network
UK-based Palletways Group has announced an expansion to its pan-European operations by adding Bulgaria and Romania, motortransport.co.uk reported on Wednesday.
This latest expansion means that Palletways now delivers to 20 European countries, according to the specialized website.
NATO's Eastern Members Plan to Hold Bucharest Summit in November
The member countries of NATO from Central and Eastern Europe are planning to hold a summit in Bucharest on November 3 and 4.
The former Eastern bloc countries of Bulgaria, Romania, Poland, Hungary, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia are expected to participate in the summit.
Russia angers Baltic states with review of independence
A move in Russia to review the legality of a 1991 decision formally granting Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia independence from the Soviet Union has alarmed the Baltic States and stoked tensions in ties with Moscow.
NATO flexes muscles in Baltics, Poland
US-led NATO drills began June 1 in the Baltic states and Poland, a move intended to reassure Russia's nervous neighbours amid tensions over Ukraine.
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Birds of prey help NATO warplanes police Baltic air
A NATO mission policing Baltic airspace amid heightened tensions with Russia has forged a rather exotic alliance to ensure the safety of pilots and their jets.
Straujuma: Summit to bring us all closer to our common goals
BELGRADE - The Belgrade summit will be an excellent forum for exchanging ideas on enhancing the cooperation and bringing us all closer to our common goals, Latvia's Prime Minister Laimdota Straujuma says in an exclusive opinion piece for Tanjug ahead of the Third Meeting of Heads of Government of China and CEECs in Belgrade, which Tanjug publishes in full.
Butkevicius:Cooperation between China,16 CEECs ever stronger
BELGRADE - Cooperation between China and Central and Eastern European countries (CEECs) is intense, with numerous perspectives for the future, and provides all participating countries with excellent opportunities for bilateral and regional partnership in various fields, Lithuania's Prime Minister Algirdas Butkevicius says in an exclusive opinion piece for Tanjug ahead of the Third Meeting of He
NATO "could stage big maneuvers on Russian border"
NATO "could stage big maneuvers on Russian border"
BERLIN -- NATO could conduct maneuvers with tens of thousands of soldiers in the border regions of Russia and Ukraine, the German magazine Spiegel reports.
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