On 2 February, Estonia commemorates the Tartu Peace Treaty that ended the Estonian War of Independence, established the country’s eastern border and obligated Soviet Russia […]
Estonia marks the anniversary of the Tartu Peace Treaty Read More
Estonia has taken delivery of nearly 50 new Turkish-made armoured vehicles, marking a major upgrade in both military and civil crisis-response capabilities. The Estonian Defence
Estonia reinforces with Turkish armour Read More
31 August 2024 marks 30 years since the last Soviet – or Russian, as the Soviet Union ceased to exist in December 1991 – troops
Thirty years since Russian troops left Estonia Read More
On 2 November, the Estonian defence minister, Hanno Pevkur, spoke with his Israeli colleague Yoav Gallant about the situation in the Gaza Strip and the
Estonia to send medical and humanitarian aid to the Middle East Read More
In a joint operation, the Cybercrime Bureau of Estonia’s National Criminal Police and the American Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) arrested two Estonian citizens –
Two Estonian citizens arrested in a suspected USD575 million cryptocurrency fraud Read More
About 15,000 conscripts, reservists and active-duty servicemen of the Estonian Defence Forces, and members of the Estonian Defence League and allies from ten countries tested
Pictures: Mass military exercise Siil (Hedgehog) in Estonia Read More
One of the Estonians behind the new service pravdamail.com – that lets you email random Russian email addresses to tell them what is happening in
The inventor of pravdamail.com: Our goal is peace in Ukraine and Europe Read More
Fake news about Ukrainians attacking Estonian Russophones circulate in the social media – the Estonian police say none of these are true; at the same
The US president, Joe Biden, said on 22 February that he had authorised additional movement of US forces and equipment already stationed in Europe to
The US to send troops, jets and helicopters to the Baltics Read More
Estonia’s interior minister, the former leader of the far-right populist Estonian Conservative People’s Party, Mart Helme, announced on 9 November that he will resign as
Estonia’s interior minister Mart Helme resigns Read More
