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The Estonian population is the least critical of the dangers of fake news in the European Union, according to a recent Eurobarometer survey. The survey,
Estonians are the least critical of the dangers of fake news in the EU Read More
The Estonian parliament, Riigikogu, passed an act that would allow Estonia to host its critical databases in Luxembourg. Based on the ratified agreement, the data
Estonia to move ahead with the “data embassy” concept Read More
The former commander of the Estonian Defence Forces, General Aleksander Einseln, will finally be buried at Arlington National Cemetery in Arlington, VA, on 2 April.
Former Estonian defence chief Einseln to be buried at Arlington Read More
Even though the global state of security, especially the potential threat from Russia has only grown in the recent years, only three NATO countries in
Estonia one of only three NATO members in the EU to spend enough on defence Read More
The British army is to deploy four Lynx Wildcat helicopters to Estonia in April on the helicopter type’s first operational mission. The helicopters are to
The British army to deploy four helicopters to Estonia Read More
According to experts, Estonia has successfully integrated – either as citizens or loyal permanent residents – seven out of eight its ethnic Russians. Many in
Experts: Estonia has successfully integrated nearly 90% of its ethnic Russians Read More
The US president, Donald Trump, will meet with his Estonian counterpart, Kersti Kaljulaid, in Washington, DC, in April. In addition to Kaljulaid, Trump will also
Trump to meet president Kaljulaid in Washington Read More
The Estonian Institute of Historical Memory has launched the preparation of an international research centre and museum of crimes of communism in Tallinn, Estonia. The
Tallinn to get a museum of communist crimes Read More
The only existential threat to the sovereignty of Estonia and the Baltic Sea states emanates from Russia; however, the threat of a direct Russian military
Russia only military threat to Estonia, but the threat is low – report Read More
The Russian president, Vladimir Putin, has named a regiment of the Russian air force after the Estonian capital, Tallinn. The presidential order, dated 29 January
Russia names a fighter regiment after the Estonian capital Read More
