The yearbook of Latvian Foreign and Security Policy, which is now rich in tradition, was also presented at the beginning of this year.
One hundred years ago Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania were founded. What role did the social-democratic parties play in the founding of the republics...
Latvia's EU-membership is a success story. However, economic development does not necessarily go hand in hand with a decline of poverty, social...
The US midterm elections attracted far more attention than usual. The balance is mixed. Many questions remain open, especially with regard on how the...
Latvia Office
Dzirnavu iela 37-64
LV 1010 Riga
Estonia Office
Pärnu mnt. 27-13
10141 Tallinn
Lithuania Office
A. Jakšto g. 6a/8-34
LT-01105 Vilnius
Shortly after the restoration of independence, in 1992, the Friedrich Ebert Foundation started its activities in the three Baltic States and opened offices in Riga, Tallinn and Vilnius. The core concern was to support the democratic transition processes, to accompany the Baltic States on their way to the European Union and to promote the dialogue between the Baltic States and Germany, and among the countries of this region.
The Friedrich Ebert Foundation (FES) has operated in Latvia since 1993. Its office in Riga is also responsible for coordinating FES activities in all three Baltic States: Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania.
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The Friedrich Ebert Foundation (FES) has been represented in Estonia since 1993, with its office in the country’s capital, Tallinn. The office is led by an academic employee of the foundation, and is coordinated from the regional office for the Baltic States in Riga.
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The Friedrich Ebert Foundation (FES) has been represented in Lithuania since 1994, with its office in the country’s capital, Vilnius. The office is led by an academic employee of the foundation, and is coordinated from the regional office for the Baltic States in Riga.
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