14 December 2001 The resignation of Estonian Prime Minister Mart Laar last week provoked the usual warnings from commentators and journalists. The demise of the Estonian government and the difficulty of setting up a new government threaten to derail the country’s efforts to join NATO and the European Union, according to the doomsayers.Such warnings crop up every time a Eastern […]
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