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Finland charges officers of Russia-linked ship that damaged cables
The damage to the Estlink 2, which can provide about half of Estonia's electricity needs in winter, did not disrupt service, although it drove up energy prices in the Baltic nations.
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At the decentralised foodie hub of Noblessner in Estonian's capital Tallinn, we find the legacy of Black Bread, the only two Michelin star restaurant in the Baltics, and the ghosts of submarines.
Estonian President Alar Karis has a plan to bring AI to schools
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'Putin needs war to stay in power', Estonia’s PM Kristen Michal tells Euronews
Estonia’s prime minister believes that Russia will continue to be a threat as long as Vladimir Putin remains in power. In an interview with Euronews, Kristen Michal explained that ending the war would oblige the Russian president to face difficult questions from his own people.
Russia instructed arson attack on Ukrainian restaurant, Estonia says
A court says Russia’s intelligence service hired the Moldovan national and sent him to Estonia to carry out the attack.
Estonia's PM: Everyone should reach 5% defence spending, even Spain
In an exclusive interview with Euronews, Kristen Michal urged all NATO members, including Spain, to meet the 5% GDP defence spending target, emphasising the risks the continent faces from Russia.
Rail Baltica could be used for defensive military purposes
Construction on the 870-km-long Rail Baltica through Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia is gathering momentum, as the line switches from the Russian broad gauge to the European standard gauge. The EU is covering a large part of the costs.
Estonia's plan to rent prison space to Sweden sparks fears
Through the agreement, Estonia hopes to generate at least €30 million in additional revenue.
Sweden reaches deal with Estonia to rent prison cells to house inmates
Renting prison places abroad was a key component of the Tidö Agreement, the aim of which was to remedy the shortage of places in Swedish prisons, caused by a stream of inmates arising due to escalating gang crime.
Russia releases Greek-owned oil tanker after detention near Estonia
The Liberian-flagged Green Admire was seized on Sunday in Russian waters after leaving a port in Estonia.
Russia may use military force to protect shadow fleet, Estonia warns
Moscow is using ageing vessels in an effort to dodge international sanctions on its oil exports.
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Estonia's Narva Museum displays controversial Putin-Hitler banner
A banner of Putin and Hitler with 'PUTLER WAR CRIMINAL' was unveiled by Narva Museum in Estonia on 9 May, countering Russian propaganda and emphasising peace.
Belgian-led NATO group patrols Baltic Sea amid sabotage fears
Belgian and Dutch forces conduct surveillance operations in the Baltic Sea as part of a NATO mission to monitor Russia and to protect undersea cables amid Baltic tensions.
Estonia to raise defence spending to 5.4% of GDP
Estonia’s government approved the multi-billion Euro plans that will see the Baltic country boost its defence investments to over 5% of GDP, in line with Trump’s demands for NATO members.