Its 12 pages are all in Russian and include an overview of recent anarchist / political actions in St. Petersburg and Belarus, an overview of sociopolitical situation in Lithuania and a story of a grassroots protest in Latvia, and a report on the 'really really free markets' in Estonia. There is also an in-depth interview with Durruti Column veteran George Sossenko, a shorter one with Crowd Control (who are a Russian anarchist grind band), an article to mark the 20th anniversary of St. Petersburg long-running anarchist paper Noviy Svet and finally a discussion of the previous issue's article on early 20th century Latvian anarchist robbers.

The electronic version of the paper can be previewed at  http://left.lv/index.php?newsid=55 and downloaded in PDF format at  http://ifolder.ru/15840545

The next issue is planned for early March, and we would welcome input, contributions and distribution help from groups and individuals in our part of the Evil Empire :) Contributions in English are also welcome.

The collective can be contacted at  balticpaper@gmail.com, and the paper can be ordered at PO Box 30, St. Petersburg-9, 195009, Russia.