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General government continued in small deficit in Estonia in 2017
26.03.2018According to the preliminary data of Statistics Estonia, in 2017, the Estonian general government deficit was 0.3% and the gross debt level was 9% of the gross domestic product.
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SVC Group from Latvia to build pharmaceutical plant in Uzbekistan
26.03.2018SVC Group, an enterprise established by Latvia’s former health minister Guntis Belevics and Juris Savickis, deputy chairman of the Latvijas Gaze supervisory board and chairman of the Itera Latvija management board, will build a pharmaceutical plant in Uzbekistan, the newspaper Diena reports today, cites LETA.
Arhis Arhitekti wins first prize in competition for design of air traffic control tower at Riga airport
26.03.2018Arhis Arhitekti architects’ office in cooperation with Lei A Daly has won the first prize in the competition announced by Latvijas Gaisa Satiksme (LGS) air traffic controller for a sketch design of a new air traffic control tower at international airport Riga, said LGS representative Arnis Lapins, cites LETA.
Lithuania's Security Department skeptical about e-voting possibility
26.03.2018Lithuania's State Security Department is skeptical about the possibility to introduce electronic voting, says the department's director Darius Jauniskis, informs LETA/BNS.
Jonass continues winning ways in Spain
26.03.2018The defending MX2 champion Pauls Jonass (Red Bull KTM Factory Racing team) continued his winning ways on Sunday as he won both races at the Motocross World Championship event in Spain, informs LETA.
Customs seize 17,472 pairs of fake Nike footwear at Freeport of Riga
Customs officers at the Freeport of Riga seized 17,472 pairs of fake Nike shoes while checking two containers that had arrived from China with footwear meant for a recipient in Russia, LETA was told at the State Revenue Service.
Aldaris brewery to spend EUR 100,000 on improving work environment
Latvia’s Aldaris brewery plans to spend up to EUR 100,000 on staff training and improving the work environment this year, LETA was told at the company.
Corona virus: lessons for the Baltic States
