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Estonia: Liberals in power, far-right rises

Since 1991, the year of Independence, Estonia enjoys a two-party system. The Reform Party and the Centre Party, both liberals and members of the...

Baltics: Bye, bye Danske Bank

Estonia unexpectedly ordered Danske Bank on February 19 to close its local branch. Moments later, the Danish lender, which is embroiled in the largest-ever...

Anti-money laundering bill dropped in Estonia

Estonian lawmakers will not debate a bill aimed to combat money-laundering, at least not for now. The country’s parliament dropped the proposed law. Speaking to...

Danske Bankers detained

Authorities have detained 10 former Danske employees have been apprehended – the first detentions in connection to the Danish bank’s money laundering scandal. According to...

Danish prosecutors file preliminary charge against Danske Bank

Danske Bank, Denmark’s biggest lender, has been slapped with a “preliminary charge”. The announcement was made by Danish prosecutors on November 28. The bank has...

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