Cybersecurity and defence news and analysis
The results of the annual public opinion survey, commissioned by the Estonian defence ministry, show that less than half of the nation, 43% of people, […]
Less than half of Estonians support raising the defence spending Read More
The consortium led by Baltic Workboats, an Estonian shipbuilding company, won a funding of €95 million in the European Defence Fund competition to create a
Estonian shipbuilding company to develop a new European warship Read More
Major General Riho Ühtegi, the commander of the Estonian Defence League, a volunteer corps, said in a speech made at the Victory Day celebrations in Viljandi
The Defence League chief: Estonia’s security situation safer than ever Read More
The largest naval exercise of 2023 in the Baltic Sea, Baltops 23, started in Tallinn on 3 June, bringing over 30 NATO warships and close
Over 30 NATO warships arrive in Estonia Read More
In the latest episode of the Tallinn University Podcast, the host, Terry McDonald, is joined by Patrick J. Wilson, a senior advisor on Ukraine Recovery
Podcast: Rebuilding Ukraine Read More
The Estonian capital hosts the 16th Lennart Meri Conference from 12 to 14 May – this year’s event features discussions on how the war in
Video: Lennart Meri Conference in Tallinn Read More
The United States Air Force has deployed F-22 fighter jets, supporting the NATO Allied Air Command’s mission along the eastern flank, to Estonia’s Ämari Air
The US deploys F-22 fighters to Estonia from Poland Read More
Russian authorities requested a meeting with representatives of the Estonian police to demand that they remove a poster placed on the Narva fortress by the
Estonia rejects Russia’s demand to take down anti-Putin poster Read More
While the 2023 Eurovision Song Contest gets underway in Liverpool, the UK, the reigning champions, Kalush Orchestra, will be taking a detour to Tallinn before
Jonatan Vseviov: Estonia invited Kalush Orchestra to “send a message” on Europe Day Read More
Estonia has signed an agreement with Israel Aerospace Industries to procure advanced long-range loitering munitions – known as kamikaze drones – making it the one
Estonia to buy kamikaze drones from Israel Read More
