Toomas Hendrik Ilves: Europe is in Serious Crisis Because of the Re-nationalisation of Politics
Our values are more important than ever.
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Foreign Policy Concepts
Babel of Civilisations—History Marches On
Liberal democracy is always endeavouring to reach new heights and will never be completed.
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Successful Foreign Policy: The Battlefront of Estonian National Security
Our foreign-policy objectives require more forethought as resources diminish.
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The Language of Power in a Time of Crisis
In an information war, Estonia should abandon its defensive position and assert itself.
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The Importance of Freedom and Responsibility in Ensuring Security
Our biggest security threat lies within our borders.
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An Emperor, a General Secretary and a Chancellor Preserving Europe
We Are Those That Wish the Old Situation to Continue.
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Estonia’s “Virtual Russian World”: The Influence of Russian Media on Estonia’s Russian Speakers
Russian speakers feel as if they are on the front line.
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Who’s Gonna Be Our “Tommy”?
On the Necessity and Possibility of an Empathising Foreign Policy in Today’s World.
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Estonia in the World Health Organization
In order to explain the foundations, goals and methods of Estonia’s activity in the World Health Organization (WHO), some broader key questions about international health diplomacy need to be addressed. Posing broader and perhaps more philosophical questions needs, first and foremost, to provide an answer to why an international approach to health issues is necessary and where health stands in the broader context of international relations. Based on this understanding, we can answer the question why it is necessary for Estonia to be involved in this organisation and how this can be done in the most useful and efficient way for the country.
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