Anna-Mariita Mattiisen has a Master’s degree in international relations from the University of Tartu and her academic research mainly focused on the foreign policy of Russia and other former Soviet states as well as their relationships with NATO and the EU. She has worked in the law and analysis department of the Riigikogu (Estonian Parliament) Chancellery, has been the head of the NGO European Movement Estonia, and worked at the Estonian Atlantic Treaty Organisation. /2020
This report revisits the spring 2007 crisis in Estonia, centred on the World War II memorial known as the Bronze…
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In 1991, Estonia restored its independence after being occupied by the Soviet Union for about half a century.
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Western Europe might not see all aspects of Russia’s propaganda war.
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Moscow’s imperialist way of thinking is also applied to the Russian understanding of cyberspace.
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