Crossroads: Migrants and Russia
What should Europe, including Estonia, do with the throngs of migrants heading to the continent? How should we approach this? Should we allow them in and, if so, how? The debate on the issue has...
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No. 144 • August 2015
Ultima Thule for the Refugees
The European Union does not control all the variables for resolving the refugee problem, which makes this crisis...
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How International Aid reaches Disaster Victims
Relief workers need a sophisticated and flawless mechanism to reach disaster areas and work...
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Is This the End of China’s Non-Interference Foreign Policy?
Since the 1950s, China has followed five principles in its foreign policy: mutual respect for sovereignty and territorial integrity, mutual non-aggression, non-interference in each other’s internal...
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Russian State Archives Director: “I Am Not Sure the Russian People Want to Know Their History”
Sergei Mironenko talks about the first months of the Soviet–German War, the Molotov– Ribbentrop Pact and access to the Russian State...
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Unpredictable Future Sets Scene for Inevitable Opposition
Estonia’s defence capability still remains largely in our own...
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Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania as the battleground of the Soviet Union
Mihail Meltyuhov’s latest book is a thorough piece of research that aims to demonstrate how the Baltic States are merely territories that a world power needs to ensure its security. This angle is...
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This collection about Russia, which was smuggled into Estonia, describes absurdity
I was involved in one of the events in the history of this collection. The book was published in Tartu because the compilers could not find a willing publisher in Russia in 2014. The Estonian...
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