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President Obama spoke in Tallinn, Estonia, on U.S. relations with the Baltic states. He also talked about protections afforded them under the NATO alliance, and Russia’s occupation and annex…

President Toomas Hendrik Ilves talked about policies and actions his government had taken to address cyber threats in reaction to a 2007 cyberattack Estonia faced that shut down essential co…

President Bush and President Ilves held a photo opportunity and answered questions from reporters in the Oval Office about relations between the U.S. and Estonia.

President Bush and President Adamkus spoke to reporters in the Oval Office about U.S.-Lithuania relations. They also answered questions from the reporters.

Latvian President Vaira Vike-Freiberga addressed a joint meeting of Congress in the House chamber. In her remarks she talked about relations between the U.S. and Latvia, democratic instituti…

President Bush answered a few questions from reporters before briefing congressional leaders on his recent trip to Latvia and Georgia.

David Johnson briefed reporters on President Bill Clinton’s meeting with Prime Minister Goran Persson of Sweden. Then Mike McCurry took reporters' questions on other issues, including the Re…

Andrejs Krastins, Vice President of the Latvian Parliament, spoke to reporters at the National Press Club about the demise of the Soviet Union and the current situation in Latvia.

Secretary Baker spoke with reporters in the White House Briefing Room about the recent political and economic changes in the Soviet Union. On Monday, the leaders of Russia, Ukraine, and Byel…

Viewer call-in with members of the Helsinki Commission Congressional Delegation. The representatives toured the Baltics, Armenia, Soviet Georgia, and Moscow after the coup attempt on Soviet …

U.S. Secretary of State James Baker held a news conference to discuss recent events in the Soviet Union and the Baltic states. Earlier in the week, President Bush had announced the official …

President George H.W. Bush announced the official state recognition of the Baltic states of Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia in a press conference at his vacation home in Kennebunkport, ME. Th…

Richard Boucher, spokesman for the Department of State, briefed reporters on the affairs of the Department of State including the president’s announcement from the previous day concerning th…

Following President George H.W. Bush’s announcement of U.S. recognition of the Baltic states, C-SPAN opened its phones to take viewer calls and reactions to President Bush’s speech and event…

U.S. President George H.W. Bush and United Kingdom Prime Minister John Major briefed reporters on a plan to provide foreign aid to the republics of the Soviet Union in the form of food. The …

Following their meeting on the events in the Soviet Union, Canadian Prime Minister Mulroney and U.S. President Bush held a news conference to discuss their respective countries' foreign poli…

State Department Richard Boucher responded to questions from reporters concerning matters of concern to the Department of State, including U.S. recognition of the Baltic states, internal tur…

State Department spokesman Richard Boucher responded to reporters' questions in the Department of State on U.S. foreign policy concerning U.S.-Philippines relations, and events in the Soviet…

Mr. Nakas, the manager of the Lithuanian Information Center in Washington, DC, Ms. Kormeluk, director of the Ukrainian National Information Service, and International Relations Professor Far…

The Soviet national evening news carried excerpts from the Soviet Parliament meeting earlier in the day, where Soviet President Gorbachev announced new elections for national political offic…