Tallinn Defence EXPO showcases the future of unmanned defence ...

British taxpayers face footing a multi-million-pound bill to tackle a potential “environmental timebomb” nearly 1,000 miles ...

Monday marks 32 years since the sinking of the Estonia ferry. A memorial service and wreath laying were held at the ...

One of Anthropic’s earliest investors, Jaan Tallinn dances hip-hop and warns about “racing to build a technology that could ...

Estonia has no future alternative comparable to nuclear power, which would also provide a security guarantee, two nuclear ...

Mothers training to load mortars, children being taught how to identify disinformation: in the Baltic and Nordic states, defence and resilience are part of everyday life and a responsibility shared ...

Russian President Vladimir Putin is becoming “increasingly cavalier, dangerous and risk accepting,” as his war in Ukraine ...

Underground humour from the Soviet era offers a potent reminder of what ‘the warmth of collectivism’ actually meant for those ...

On the evening of 27 September 1994 the M / S Estonia left the port in Tallinn. On board were 989 people. Only 137 would survive the night. 852 people lost their lives in the biggest disaster in ...

Fear and dread slide into focus when you learn a single merchant ship left Tallinn on August 28, 1941 carrying an estimated 5,000 people into waters seeded with more than 4,000 mines - and yet some ...

As summer temperatures in Europe smashed records and many politicians shifted to holiday mode, Russia remained focused on its war. Not only did its military attacks across Ukraine intensify last month ...

This spring, the Southeast was on fire. Ninety-five percent of the region was in severe drought, and in parts of Georgia and the Carolinas what was burning was what’s called the “blowdown” from ...