This year’s Easter Thursday was a historical day for Estonian diplomacy: president Kersti Kaljulaid made a visit to Moscow and held a long meeting with her Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin....
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Hegel once warned that ‘history is what takes place behind our backs’....
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Following the parliamentary elections of 3 March, Estonian politics has been through an exceptionally troubling...
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Washington’s recognition of the Golan Heights as Israeli territory reveals once again a problematic tendency in contemporary international law: its fragmentation along regional or national...
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In early March 2018 there were mass demonstrations in several Russian...
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The European Union is interested in a future partnership with the United Kingdom, European Commission’s Chief Negotiator Michel Barnier writes in the current issue of our magazine...
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Lt Gen (ret.) Ben Hodges, Pershing Chair in Strategic Studies at CEPA and a non-resident fellow of the ICDS, takes very seriously the idea that the US wants its allies to pay the full cost of...
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Has the West adequately responded to the Russian military aggression against Ukraine? Is there no other way to supply energy to Europe than building Nord Stream 2? How serious is the threat of...
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No serious Western conference on security or international relations could take place these days without admiring the problem of...
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Since 2016 the Estonian Foreign Intelligence Service (EFIS) has produced yearbooks that highlight the main risks and threats to Estonia’s...
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