Security

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 […]

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

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

On 2 February, Estonia commemorates the Tartu Peace Treaty that ended the Estonian War of Independence, established the country’s eastern border and obligated Soviet Russia

The Estonian government on 16 January allocated €219 million to national defence, specifically to strengthen the country’s preparedness for crises.  Investment will be made in

On the week of 6 January, the Estonian Defence Forces hosted an international sports camp at the Kääriku Sports Centre in southern Estonia, aimed at

On 4 November, the Estonian Navy, together with NATO’s Standing NATO Mine Countermeasures Group 1, began a ten-day mine clearance operation in Estonian waters, during

The Estonian foreign minister, Margus Tsahkna, on 6 November issued a statement, saying that former president Donald Trump’s victory in the US presidential election does

Turkey has decided to take part in the Baltic Air Policing mission, NATO’s standing peacetime activity helping ensure the integrity of the airspace over Estonia,

A recent survey by pollster Kantar Emor reveals that the residents of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania prefer Democratic candidate Kamala Harris in the US presidential