While the Arctic Council ministers are gathering in Reykjavik for a Ministerial meeting, the Estonian Foreign Policy Institute at the ICDS Tallinn presented its report about Estonian interests and...
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NATO needs to implement a clear and comprehensive strategy for the South that includes concrete aims, joint actions, and resources. The Mediterranean Allies have the understanding and expertise to...
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“Multilateralism is back” – this is the message of the new US administration regarding the United Nation and its Security Council, after a period of some disengagement. Great news, but what...
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It is a lengthy conflict between Uyghurs and the modern Chinese state in settling Xinjiang, an area of importance for China’s both economic and ethnic policy. Using digital surveillance and placing...
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The debate on European Strategic Autonomy and European sovereignty has expanded from the field of defence to the economy, trade, industrial policy, technology, and foreign policy. At the same time,...
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On 11 March 2021, a distinguished group of international researchers gathered in an ICDS webinar to discuss the current status of deterrence in the Baltic...
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Despite the geographical distance between them, Estonia and Japan share many similar security challenges, such as potential destabilisation in cyberspace due to geopolitical tensions and conflicts,...
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Close transatlantic cooperation remains of strategic importance at a time when Western democratic and economic systems are under increasing pressure and the list of international challenges that...
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Held on 19-20 November 2020, the international autumn school Resilience League addressed the issues of historical memory and remembrance, disinformation campaigns, cognitive resilience and...
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Nuclear energy development projects involving Russia’s state-owned corporation Rosatom come with many geopolitical strings and security risks attached. Thus, Rosatom’s nuclear power plants...
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