President of the Republic Alar Karis said in a speech at the Victory Day parade that he wishes the people a joyful Midsummer's Eve as head of state for the last time. He has decided not to run for a second term.

President Alar Karis has decided not to run again for Estonia’s head of state. In a speech delivered at the Victory Day parade in Rapla on Tuesday, Karis said that he wishes everyone a happy Victory Day and a joyful Midsummer Eve as head of state f...

On Monday, the Estonian Defence Forces received the first IRIS-T SLM medium-range air defence system procured from Germany, providing the military with the capability to monitor and defend Estonian airspace at altitudes of up to 20 kilometres.

War has always been a symbol for Russia. Its meaning for Russian people has been greater than simply achieving victory over enemies. War gives meaning and purpose to their lives, writes military historian Jüri Kotšinev.

Ukraine has brought the war home to Moscow. The consequences of this may not become fully apparent immediately, but their impact could prove significant over time, writes national security expert Erkki Koort.

President of the Republic Alar Karis said in a speech at the Victory Day parade that he wishes the people a joyful Midsummer's Eve as head of state for the last time. He has decided not to run for a second term.

President Alar Karis has decided not to run again for Estonia’s head of state. In a speech delivered at the Victory Day parade in Rapla on Tuesday, Karis said that he wishes everyone a happy Victory Day and a joyful Midsummer Eve as head of state f...

On Monday, the Estonian Defence Forces received the first IRIS-T SLM medium-range air defence system procured from Germany, providing the military with the capability to monitor and defend Estonian airspace at altitudes of up to 20 kilometres.

War has always been a symbol for Russia. Its meaning for Russian people has been greater than simply achieving victory over enemies. War gives meaning and purpose to their lives, writes military historian Jüri Kotšinev.

Ukraine has brought the war home to Moscow. The consequences of this may not become fully apparent immediately, but their impact could prove significant over time, writes national security expert Erkki Koort.