RIGA - Latvia has taken the necessary steps to position itself for membership in the European Union though a lot more work needs to be done, according to the new deputy director of the European Integration Bureau.Ivo Rollis, 24, started work on Oct. 4, after being hired in September from a pool of more than 100 candidates.Rollis spent much of the 1990s studying international affairs, obtaining his bachelor's degree from Latvia University before acquiring a masters' in European studies at the International Relations Institute of Hull University in England.Established in 1994, the European In...
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