Opinion

The assumptions underpinning Europe’s security no longer hold, and to defend itself and remain a serious global actor, the European Union must move beyond loose

To a generation raised after the fall of the Iron Curtain, the Soviet Union may sound like a historical abstraction. But for those who lived

Washington’s latest security strategy has been described as yet another wake-up call for Europe. In truth, Europe no longer needs waking up. What it must

By welcoming a TikTok provocateur who joked about shooting his opponents, Estonia’s conservative party Isamaa is flirting with the same destructive forces that have poisoned

As the West’s resolve over Ukraine weakens, a dangerous shift is unfolding – the aggressor is being rehabilitated while the victim is quietly pushed aside.

Pärnu, Estonia’s seaside capital of summer leisure, is facing a defining political scandal – just days after the 19 October 2025 local elections, the town

Estonia’s recent local elections have produced an unexpected and uneasy outcome in Pärnu, the country’s summer capital – despite winning the vote, the centre-right Isamaa

The idea of building a €100 million Siuru Centre in the heart of Tartu might be sold as a beacon of culture and progress; in

Estonian MP and security expert Eerik-Niiles Kross says NATO’s rules of engagement explain why Russian fighters weren’t shot down – but argues Estonia still needs