Estonia refuses to be invaded
Why Estonia is about to spend 5% of its GDP on defence – and what it means for NATO. Tallinn isn’t waiting for NATO to […]
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Why Estonia is about to spend 5% of its GDP on defence – and what it means for NATO. Tallinn isn’t waiting for NATO to […]
Estonia refuses to be invaded Read More
William, the Prince of Wales, will make his first official visit to Estonia on 20-21 March, underscoring the close diplomatic and security ties between the
The Prince of Wales to visit Estonia for the first time Read More
Estonian World brings reactions as US-Europe alliance fractures over Ukraine – after a heated clash between Donald Trump and Volodymyr Zelensky, Estonian politicians call for
Updates: Estonian leaders call for stronger Europe amid US-Ukraine rift Read More
In the wake of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, Estonian World brings you the latest reactions from Estonia. For updates from 2022, please see a
Updates: Russia’s war against Ukraine – reactions in Estonia Read More
On Estonia’s 107th Independence Day, the United States – through a statement signed by the secretary of state, Marco Rubio – reaffirmed its steadfast commitment
America’s vow to Estonia amid a tangle of doubt Read More
Patrik Maldre describes the crucial days of 1918 when the Estonia-UK alliance was born.* On 24 February 1919, the Republic of Estonia celebrated its first
The United Kingdom and Estonia’s achievement of independence Read More
The Estonian Defence and Aerospace Industry Association, in cooperation with the country’s defence ministry, is organising the first-ever Estonian Defence Week in September, bringing together
Estonia’s first Defence Week – what’s coming? Read More
The former Estonian president, Kersti Kaljulaid, has cautioned that Europe must take its own defence seriously as the United States re-evaluates its role on the
Kersti Kaljulaid: Europe must prove it means business on defence Read More
Investigators at UK-based non-profit organisation, Earthsight, have uncovered a booming trade in illegal Russian timber stretching throughout Europe and breaching war sanctions; according to an
UK NGO: Nearly €90 million worth of Russian timber smuggled into Estonia Read More
Estonian foreign minister Margus Tsahkna told parliament on 11 February that Russia remains a serious and long-term security threat, urging NATO and the EU to
Estonia’s FM: Russia remains a serious and a long-term security threat Read More