ENWhile the Eurozone was burning, the Baltic states were moving on and kept on bringing their economies back to growth. All three of them, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, became members of the Eurozone in 2011–15: Estonia in 2011, Latvia in 2014 and Lithuania in 2015. As no Grexit or other exits from the Eurozone took place during the crisis, contrary to what many Cassandras were predicting, the Eurozone’s membership actually grew from 16 to 19 members. The past three decades in the Baltics are an inspiring era of freedom and progress. Their EU membership has been a key building block for their successful democratic and economic transformation.