The late Estonian president, Lennart Meri, once delivered a remarkable address in Hamburg, Germany, that caused the then-deputy mayor of St Petersburg, Vladimir Putin, to […]
When Putin couldn’t take the truth spoken by Lennart Meri Read More
On 18 May, an aircraft of the Russian navy violated the Estonian air space. The plane, a Tupolev 154, entered the Estonian air space without
Russian military aircraft violates the Estonian air space Read More
Shortly after the far-right Estonian Conservative People’s Party was included in the country’s government, the French nationalist populist politician, Marine Le Pen, the leader of
French nationalist Marine Le Pen visits Estonia Read More
According to a recent study by RAND Corporation, a US-based think tank, creating a guerrilla army in the Baltics may be an option to stop
Study: the Baltics could stop Russia with a guerrilla army Read More
The Tallinn-based transportation platform, Bolt, formerly known as Taxify, started operations in Russia on 18 April by launching its ride-hailing services in the country’s second-largest
Estonian transportation startup Bolt launches in Russia Read More
The Estonian president, Kersti Kaljulaid, met with her Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, on 18 April in Moscow; the two presidents discussed the mutual relations between
Kaljulaid discusses mutual relations with Putin Read More
The Estonian president, Kersti Kaljulaid, is on 18 April going to meet her Russian colleague, president Vladimir Putin. Kaljulaid will travel to Moscow to inaugurate
President Kaljulaid to meet her Russian colleague Read More
According to the annual report of the Estonian Foreign Intelligence Service, the main external threat to Estonia is Russia and its behaviour. “The main external
Estonia’s foreign intelligence: Russia the main external threat Read More
A former Estonian military officer and his father have been found guilty of committing treason by spying for Russia. The court in Tallinn, Estonia, on
A former Estonian military officer found guilty of treason Read More
The mayor of Tallinn, Taavi Aas (the Centre Party), has come up with the idea to declare the Russian Orthodox Christmas (celebrated according to the
