Security

Estonia is to introduce a uniform 12-month period of conscription for all draftees and raise the number called up for compulsory military service to 4,100 […]

Europe’s leaders are still in denial about the scale of the breakdown in relations with the United States, warns former Estonian president Toomas Hendrik Ilves

Estonia’s Internal Security Service has expelled a Russian citizen and serving member of the Russian armed forces from the country, citing national security concerns. The

Estonia has opened its first ammunition manufacturing plant in almost 100 years, marking a significant expansion of the country’s defence industry and its ability to

Estonia is preparing to contribute to a joint European military exercise in Greenland and has signalled it is ready, if necessary, to deploy troops on

Estonia has deported two foreign nationals identified by security authorities as supporters of the terrorist organisation Hezbollah and Iran’s Islamist regime, the Police and Border

Estonia has imposed entry bans on 261 Russian nationals who have fought in Ukraine, citing concerns over internal security and the long-term consequences of Russia’s

Russia today is driven less by triumph than by unease, argues Andres Vosman, until recently Estonia’s top analyst on Russia, in an interview examining the

The comforting European belief that history ended in the 1990s has become not merely naïve but dangerous, Estonia’s second-most senior foreign ministry official, Jonatan Vseviov,

Estonian political leaders and legal experts have reacted cautiously to the arrest of Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro and the United States’ decision to take temporary