• July 27, 2025
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Estonian Bar Association: Tax administration must not take on the role of legislator

New taxes or rules affecting tax liability cannot be imposed by instructions and administrative documents of the Tax and Customs Board, as in a country of the rule of law [..]

Government supports separating criminal investigation authorities from State Revenue Service

The government endorsed the Finance Ministry’s plan to separate the criminal investigation institutions – the Tax and Customs Police Administration and the Internal Security Board – from the State Revenue [..]

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Photo by a Cyprus-based eyewitness: View from Limassol Marina towards Omodos, with heavy smoke clouds visible in the sky and ash falling from the direction of the wildfire.

Massive wildfire forces evacuations near Malia, Cyprus

LHV Bank in Tallinn. Source: Martin Dremljuga/ERR

LHV demanding damages of €247 million from FIU over banking data access

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LIDO announces ambitious expansion plans

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Pilot reports of GPS jamming in Lithuania skyrocketed in June

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Lithuanian company signs another contract at German natural gas terminal

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Lithuanian company imports EUR 50 million worth of IT services from Russia

Prime Minister Petteri Orpo, source: valtioneuvosto.fi

Finland calls for moderation in EU budget and supports funding allocation for defence, competitiveness and Ukraine

Jeanette Vitasp and Vladimir Mkhitaryan shaking hands after signing the agreement.

Balticovo receives €30 million loan from Nordic Investment Bank for sustainable agriculture project

17 February 2025, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Stuttgart: The brand logo of the car manufacturer Mercedes-Benz is attached to an SUV vehicle. Photo: Bernd Weißbrod/dpa Credit: Bernd Weißbrod/dpa

Mercedes-Benz recalls around 223,000 vans worldwide over airbags

26 June 2025, Berlin: A German police officer demonstrates a Taser 10. The gun shoots darts at wires, whose electrical impulses can be used to "immobilize" attackers. German police officers are set to be allowed to carry and use Tasers nationwide according to a new draft law proposed by the Interior Ministry, which is expected to be approved by the Cabinet on Wednesday. Photo: Michael Kappeler/dpa Credit: Michael Kappeler/dpa

Germany plans nationwide Taser use for police under new law

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