Ten Years On
In theory, March this year should have been a festive occasion of sorts for Estonia. Ten years ago, on 29 March 2004, the flags of seven new member states were hoisted at a ceremony in front of NATO...
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No. 127 • March 2014
What is at Stake in Ukraine?
Russia broke the rules in Georgia but did not dispute them. In Ukraine, Moscow is clearly challenging the fundamental ordering principles of the whole of post-Cold War...
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Ukraine: The Haze of Propaganda
Part of the experience of Ukrainian revolution, unfortunately, is that Westerners are provincial, gullible, and...
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Jüri Luik: NATO forces will do their duty if called upon to do so
Abstract deterrence is no substitute for real preparedness. Concrete measures must be in place for countering...
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Is This the Kind of NATO We Wanted?
Collective defense must be the main topic at the September NATO summit in...
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10 years of the European Union for Estonia—Ups, Downs and the Way Ahead
The European Union is not some external entity in Brussels. We are the European...
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Estonia and the European Union—A 10-year Balance Sheet
Estonia has the prerequisites for repeating Finland’s success. To achieve this we need openness, inspiring politicians and a strong...
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