The Ukrainian influence campaign that scares its allies by telling them they are the next victims of Russia is having the opposite effect and is instead pushing friends away from Ukraine, writes Postimees editor-in-chief Priit Hõbemägi.

Defence Minister Hanno Pevkur spoke by phone yesterday with his U.S. counterpart Pete Hegseth, who announced that the United States is putting ammunition deliveries intended for European countries, including Estonia, on hold due to the war with Iran.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said in a Sunday interview that Russia is allegedly planning a major mobilization via its territory in Belarus and is preparing for an attack, which could also involve launching a new front against the Baltic s...

At the end of March, Austrian police detained former Lviv deputy mayor Hennadi Vaskiv, who, together with Johanna-Maria Lehtme, was one of the main figures suspected of possible misuse of donations made to the non-profit organization Slava Ukraini.

The Estonian state has built an excessively bureaucratic system that burdens taxpayers, and therefore the country’s administrative structure must be reviewed, writes Ott Lumi, lecturer in political science at Tallinn University.

The Ukrainian influence campaign that scares its allies by telling them they are the next victims of Russia is having the opposite effect and is instead pushing friends away from Ukraine, writes Postimees editor-in-chief Priit Hõbemägi.

Defence Minister Hanno Pevkur spoke by phone yesterday with his U.S. counterpart Pete Hegseth, who announced that the United States is putting ammunition deliveries intended for European countries, including Estonia, on hold due to the war with Iran.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said in a Sunday interview that Russia is allegedly planning a major mobilization via its territory in Belarus and is preparing for an attack, which could also involve launching a new front against the Baltic s...

At the end of March, Austrian police detained former Lviv deputy mayor Hennadi Vaskiv, who, together with Johanna-Maria Lehtme, was one of the main figures suspected of possible misuse of donations made to the non-profit organization Slava Ukraini.

The Estonian state has built an excessively bureaucratic system that burdens taxpayers, and therefore the country’s administrative structure must be reviewed, writes Ott Lumi, lecturer in political science at Tallinn University.