Cybersecurity and defence news and analysis
Estonia and Japan are to sign a cyber security cooperation agreement in January 2018 during the Japanese prime minister’s visit to the country. The Japanese […]
Estonia and Japan to sign a cyber security cooperation treaty Read More
Eastern Europe – including Estonia – will see the fastest defence spending growth in the world in 2018, according to Jane’s Defense Budgets Report. Even
Defence spending in Eastern Europe to grow the fastest in the world in 2018 Read More
The former Estonian president, Toomas Hendrik Ilves, is being honoured by the Boston Global Forum for his leadership that resulted in Estonia becoming a vital
Toomas Hendrik Ilves receives the World Leader in Cybersecurity Award Read More
The former Estonian prime minister, Mart Laar, told Estonian World that the world still avoids talking about the crimes of communism and an international smash
Mart Laar: Hollywood should make a blockbuster about communist crimes Read More
Cyber Coalition, NATO’s biggest and most important cyber defence exercise that involves more than 700 participants from 25 allies, NATO partner countries, the European Union,
NATO’s flagship cyber exercise starts in Estonia Read More
The United Kingdom is to deploy additional Challenger 2 main battle tanks to Estonia. The UK will increase the number of its Challenger 2 main
The UK to deploy more tanks to Estonia Read More
A memorial to the victims of communism is to be erected in the Canadian capital, Ottawa, to serve as a public reminder of the millions
A memorial to the victims of communism to be erected in Canada Read More
The United States will allocate USD5 million to support the construction of radar systems at the Estonian-Russian border to improve the frontier’s electronic surveillance. Andres
The US to allocate USD5 million for radar equipment on the Estonian-Russian border Read More
This year’s Cambridge Baltic Conference is to take place at the Cambridge Union Society on 28 October and will gather under the theme, “Security, Cyberwarfare
The Cambridge Baltic Conference to focus on security and populism Read More
The Estonian defence minister, Jüri Luik, signed a bill that allows more women than before to serve in the Estonian military, and on top of
More women to be allowed to serve in the Estonian military Read More
