Estonia: President appoints new coalition government into office

Estonian President Alar Karis has appointed into office a new coalition government headed by Kristen Michal of the Estonian Reform Party, ERR reports. Earlier, the government was overwhelmingly approved by the Estonian parliament, the Riigikogu. The coalition consists of the same three parties as the previous government of Kaja Kallas: Reform, the Social Democratic Party…

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Latvia: PM Silina urges Europe to “resist Russian evil”

Latvian Prime Minister Evika Silina urged European countries to “resist Russian evil,” saying that this would help increase security and prosperity in the continent, LSM reports. Speaking at the European Political Community (EPC) summit in the UK, Silina called on Europe to provide more military, financial, and political support to Ukraine. She said that European…

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Lithuania: Bank of Taiwan plans to open representative office

Taiwan’s largest commercial bank, state-owned Bank of Taiwan, plans to open a representative office in Lithuania, BNS reports, citing business news website Verslo Zinios. The Financial Supervisory Commission of Taiwan has approved the bank’s application to open an office in Lithuania. The Bank of Taiwan said that the office would help expand business operations in…

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Estonia: Reform reveals minister nominations to new government

The Estonian Reform Party will appoint MP Jürgen Ligi as the new finance minister in the incoming three-party coalition government, outgoing Finance Minister Mart Võrklaev announced, ERR reports. Ligi served as defence minister in 2005-2007 and finance minister in 2009-2014. He has also served as foreign minister and education minister. Moreover, Võrklaev said that Reform…

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