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Seimas releases ClA prison report
Seimas has released its findings following an investigation into CIA prisons that allegedly operated in the area.
KGB files reveal Chelsea owner Abramovich's tragic family secrets
London, Dec. 20 : Chelsea's owner Roman Abramovich has named his newborn son Aaron Alexander.
While Germany Debates, Lithuania Legalizes Anonymous Abandonment
While Germany debates the ethics and legality of anonymous baby dumping, Ecumenical News Service reports that the Lithuanian government, in conjunction with the country's Catholic bishops, has opened baby hatches in the capital city Vilnius and Klaipeda , the country's only seaport.
Imagery update in Google Earth
We've just received a few reports from readers about new imagery in Google Earth .
for Selena and Sin, Manzana, Teardown To Team Up For 'Finnish Female-Fronted Rock/Metal Tour'
FOR SELENA AND SIN, MANZANA, TEARDOWN To Team Up For 'Finnish Female-Fronted Rock/Metal Tour' - Dec.
Baltics Tourism Report 2010 - new report released
The impact of the global economic crisis on discretionary spending hit all three countries in this report A- Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania A- with tourist arrival numbers down and tourism revenues likely to come in below expectations.
Until the economic crisis, the Chinese were known as a cheap labor force in Lithuania.
International Freighting Weekly
Cma CGM launches new Hamburg-Baltic feeder service
CMA CGM has recently launched a new feeder service from Hamburg to the Lithuanian port of Klaipeda and on to Kaliningrad.
Different approaches to be applied for tackling seashore erosion
The local authorities' and Lithuania's environmental scientists' fight against mighty Mother Nature over the survival of the Baltic seashore and the magnificent dunes might be compared to the biblical battle between King David and philistine Galijotas.
City Paper's Baltics Worldwide
GDP per capita in 2008 was growing in all Lithuanian counties
Statistics Lithuania informs that, based on provisional data, gross domestic product per capita in 2008 was growing in all counties.
Klemas wins Lithuanian science award
25, 2009----Victor Klemas, professor emeritus of marine studies in the University of Delaware's College of Earth, Ocean, and Environment , was awarded the Science Prize of the Republic of Lithuania on Nov.
USS John L. Hall Visits Portsmouth, England
USS John L. Hall USS John L. Hall and embarked HSL-48 Detachment Nine recently completed a week-long and unexpected port visit to Portsmouth, England.
Tallinn port was the most successful among Baltic ports in 10 months
Out of the four largest ports in the Baltic States a ' Riga, Ventspils, Tallinn and Klaipeda, Tallinn Port has been the most successful in the first ten months of the year 2009 .
The Journal of Commerce Online
Unifeeder Buys InterMarineContainer Lines
Unifeeder, the largest short-sea container carrier in northern Europe, acquired InterMarineContainerLines, Poland's biggest feeder shipping line.
Celebrating love in society's underbelly
Dark, often crushingly grim, Box 21 introduces us to a world of characters who hate what they do for a living.
USS John L. Hall Visits Klaipeda, Lithuania
USS John L. Hall recently completed a Theater Security Cooperation port visit to Klaipeda, Lithuania.
Witchesa fate in dilemma: to resurrect or break them down
CELEBRATION OF WOODWORK: The wonderful world of wooden sculpture offers the perfect Halloween getaway.
Rasmussen reassures on NATO security guarantees...
NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen, visiting the Baltic countries, arrived at Zokniai Air Base near the northern Lithuanian town of Siauliai on Oct.
The best navigator steers future captains to excellence
Ricardas Lucka, the 70-year-old ex-captain and president of the Captainsa TM Club in Klaipeda, doesna TMt tell his would-be seafarers and future captains about sirens or the dangers of the Bermuda Triangle, as one might hear in the Caribbean region.
Estonia urges NATO to hold land-based drills in the Baltic
NATO should hold large-scale exercises of its Ground Forces in the Baltic region in response to recent military drills carried out by Russia and Belarus near the alliance's borders, the Estonian president said Monday.
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