Edward Lucas: Europe’s north-south divide
Divisions in Europe are nothing new, and a continent without them would be bland and uninteresting. But that is no reason to exaggerate them, or […]
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Cold War in the north
The Nordic and Baltic states are increasingly worried about Russia. Discussing NATO membership in Sweden is a bit like discussing sex at a church youth
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Edward Lucas: The lost homelands
Will the émigrés return? Countries between the Baltic Sea and the Black Sea, which have lost millions of their people in the past 20 years,
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Reinventing banking and revising capitalism in Estonia
A tiny Estonian outfit offers a way out of the credit crunch and, possibly, a way to rebuild banking I have started making loans to
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Edward Lucas: The Baltic states – defending the least defensible?
Russia is poised to gain technical superiority over NATO in areas that are crucial to the defence of the Baltic states. Scandinavian defence pundits are
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Edward Lucas: Estonia is now an insider, not an outsider anymore
Estonian World’s founder and editor-in-chief, Silver Tambur, interviews the Economist’s senior editor, Edward Lucas, discussing Estonia’s past, present and future. Edward Lucas is the senior
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