Cybersecurity and defence news and analysis
The Estonian prime minister, Kaja Kallas, is meeting the Ukrainian president, Volodymyr Zelensky, at Stenbock House in the Estonian capital Tallinn, as Zelensky embarks on
Video: Press conference of Volodymyr Zelensky and Kaja Kallas Read More
The Ukrainian president, Volodymyr Zelensky, has begun a tour of the Baltic states, including a visit to Tallinn, Estonia, on 11 January. Zelensky began his
Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky to visit Estonia Read More
The Estonian parliament has condemned the terrorist attacks by Hamas and the war launched by Hamas against Israel. In the statement, 78 members of the
The Estonian parliament issues statement in support of Israel Read More
Estonian robotics and autonomous systems developer Milrem Robotics and the Ukrainian Defence Industry, which consolidates national defence industry companies, signed an agreement in Kyiv to
Estonia’s Milrem to develop robotic systems with the Ukrainian defence industry Read More
In early November, the most talented young ethical hackers (aged 15-24) from the Nordic-Baltic region gathered in the University of Tartu sports hall to showcase
Reflections on the Telia Cyber Battle of the Nordic-Baltics 2023 Read More
The annual exercise Cyber Coalition, NATO’s flagship cyber defence exercise and one of the largest in the world, has begun in Tallinn, Estonia, and will
Estonia hosts NATO’s flagship cyber defence exercise Read More
The foreign affairs committee of the Estonian parliament finds that the diplomatic representation of Estonia in the United States should not be reduced, proposing to
Parliament committee: Estonia should keep its consulates in the US open Read More
Organised by the Nordic Council of Ministers’ Office in Estonia and the Estonian cyber-education start-up, CTF Tech, Cybercation aims to revolutionise how we approach cybersecurity
Video: Cyber education forum Cybercation in Tartu, Estonia Read More
Anti-Jewish leaflets were distributed on the windscreens of cars in the Tallinn city centre on 7 November; two days before, five protesters were arrested for
China’s ambassador to Estonia, Guo Xiaomei, warned at a meeting with chairman of the Estonia-China parliamentary group, Toomas Kivimägi, that the opening of a Taipei
