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Estonian Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna stated that weakening the Iranian regime directly enhances European security.

Estonian Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna stated that weakening the Iranian regime enhances European security and highlighted Estonia's vigilance regarding the situation in the Middle East.

The Estonian Ministry of Foreign Affairs advises citizens to leave Israel due to security threats amid military actions against Iran.

The Estonian Ministry of Foreign Affairs advises citizens to leave Israel due to escalating military actions and security threats in the region.

An Estonian nurse discovered surprising behavior from her partner and dog by checking the home security camera after he failed to respond to her messages.

Kadri Paas reflects on the historical missteps and naiveté surrounding Estonia's defense against possible Soviet aggression in her commentary regarding the Estonian national holiday.

Estonian President Alar Karis emphasizes the importance of security, education, and community dialogue during a speech on Estonia's 108th anniversary, highlighting the need to address population decline for the nation's future.

The article emphasizes the importance of maintaining a crisis stockpile of food and water for unexpected situations.

Estonian Prime Minister Kristen Michal emphasizes the importance of navigating value conflicts and urges for a future-oriented approach in his speech.

Estonian singer participated in a Russian television program, prompting comments from the security police regarding the normalization of the regime through entertainment.

Former Estonian Minister Janek Mäggi narrates a bewildering encounter with security in Riga that almost resulted in his arrest.

The Estonian Parliament has encountered a stalemate over a long-prepared civil crisis and national defense law proposal due to objections raised by four defense-background MPs.

Estonia's Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna, in his annual foreign policy address, emphasized unwavering support for Ukraine as critical to Estonia's own security, while opposition politicians criticized his speech as overly sloganistic.

Security expert Meelis Oidsalu critiques Estonian Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna's address on the prevailing beliefs among the Estonian populace regarding the US as an ally and the need for strengthening Europe within NATO.

Estonian Foreign Minister Kaja Kallas's remarks at the Munich Security Conference in response to U.S. criticism stirred significant attention.

Urmas Reinsalu emphasized that Estonia's foreign and security policy should remain consistent and focused on national survival rather than shifting daily political agendas.

Estonian Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna guests on ETV's program discussing the challenges in Estonia's foreign policy due to a changing world order and security environment.

The Estonian Foreign Intelligence Service's recent security report suggests that Russia is able to enhance its military capabilities while remaining engaged in the conflict in Ukraine, contradicting the narrative that President Putin is exhausting his resources in Ukraine.

Estonian lawmaker Rain Epler argues that the current EU and Estonian energy policy, which prioritizes uncontrolled renewable energy sources like wind and solar, is fundamentally flawed and poses strategic risks.

Estonian Prime Minister Kristen Michal expressed that the military actions of Russia and economic strategies of the USA have sparked a sense of self-awareness in Europe at the Munich Security Conference.

Estonian Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna emphasized Europe's strong capabilities for enhancing security and supporting Ukraine during the Munich Security Conference.

Lithuanian President Gitanas Nausėda discussed regional security and defense commitments during a meeting with the German Chancellor and the Prime Ministers of Latvia and Estonia at the Munich Security Conference.

Andres Noodla discusses the Estonian government's energy policy and its goals for ensuring energy security and transitioning to a clean energy economy.

Kersti Kaljulaid, president of the Estonian Olympic Committee, discussed the organization's activities regarding the Vladyslav Heraskevych incident during an interview at the Munich Security Conference.

Estonian intelligence reports that Russia is not expected to invade any NATO countries this year, focusing instead on the ongoing war in Ukraine and its implications for European security.

Estonian authorities have deported a Russian man accused of intending to gather intelligence on behalf of Moscow, amid rising tensions in the region.

Estonian Minister of Economic Affairs and Infrastructure Erkki Keldo announced the government's support for the E-Piim milk production factory in Paide to continue operations despite its bankruptcy situation.

The Estonian Foreign Ministry does not perceive any security risk related to a tablet left on a plane by Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna, as it contained no sensitive information.

The Estonian Internal Security Service expelled a Russian citizen who was plotting activities against Estonia.

Estonian police expelled Russian citizen Andrei Žuravljov due to his connections with Russian special services.

Elmar Vaher, leader of Estonia's Defence Investment Centre, discusses the ambitious needs for national defence and challenges in military resource allocation during a recent interview.

The Estonian Internal Security Service (Kapo) stated that references to Estonia in documents related to Jeffrey Epstein do not pose a national security threat.

Estonian Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna asserts the importance of joint actions with Spain to bolster European security and support Ukraine during discussions with Spanish Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares in Madrid.

The Estonian Foreign Intelligence Service reports that while Russia poses a threat, there are no current plans for an immediate attack on NATO member states.

The Estonian Foreign Intelligence Service released its 11th public threat assessment, focusing on external security threats to Estonia.

Members of the Social Democratic Party are questioning whether Estonia's security and law enforcement agencies are investigating connections to Jeffrey Epstein involving Estonia and Estonian citizens.

Liisa Pakosta emphasizes that Estonia's prison reform has been a significant achievement, gaining Sweden's trust in managing its prisoners under Estonian legal frameworks.

The Center Party has unanimously accused the government of running a campaign against President Alar Karis to the detriment of Estonia's security and international reputation.

The Estonian government's decision to close the Koidula and Luhamaa border points overnight will primarily impact bus companies and parking operators at road border points.

Estonian Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna warns that after a potential ceasefire in Ukraine, Russia could send hundreds of thousands of former soldiers, including convicted criminals, to disrupt Europe.

Koit Pikaro, a prominent figure in Estonian politics and former police officer, passed away at the age of 76, recognized for his contributions to the country's internal security and political development.

Estonian Defense Forces Commander, Lieutenant General Andrus Merilo, warns that the security situation in the region is unlikely to improve soon and the peace prior to February 24, 2022, may never return.

Estonian officials caution that Russian war veterans, particularly those with criminal backgrounds, could pose security threats to Europe post-conflict.

The security debate featured comments from various political figures on the proposal by Estonian President Alar Karis and Latvian Prime Minister Evika Siliņa for a European special envoy to participate in negotiations with the Kremlin to end the war in Ukraine.

A mysterious operation took place in the Estonian internal sea where special forces landed on and took control of a ship, with further details about the operation expected to emerge soon.

The Estonian government lacks consensus on how to alleviate the actual cost burden on families, with ongoing debates between the government and opposition regarding support and financial security amid inflation.

Writer and columnist Triin Katariina Tammert discusses the irrationality and ignorance of the state's treatment of rural areas, highlighting the struggles faced by rural residents.

Sirje Potisepp, head of the Food Industry Union, highlighted on Kuku Radio that the prices of Estonian food are comparable to those of imported products, despite rising raw material and electricity costs.