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Archived Articles | 30 Dec 2008 | EWR

Europe's wild north-east pays the price for living beyond its means
By Robert Anderson. Published: December 29 2008

The fall from grace has been swift. Once lauded as free-market beacons for sclerotic "Old Europe", the Baltic states are now seen as tinderboxes that could set off wildfires across the continent's eastern half.

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