Ukraine cancels army purchase plans worth over 300 million euros ↗
Ukraine has canceled army purchase plans worth over 300 million euros, according to an opinion piece by security expert Rainer Saks.
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Ukraine has canceled army purchase plans worth over 300 million euros, according to an opinion piece by security expert Rainer Saks.
An opinion piece by Vladimir Juškin discusses major intelligence blunders and the reluctance of state leaders to face harsh truths.
Reporter Ville Arike argues that emotions should be completely disregarded when deciding on the location for a large hall.
The Climate Ministry has withdrawn a bill at the last minute that would have drastically altered the electricity market.
Minister of Foreign Affairs Margus Tsahkna told The Times that NATO could close Russia's access to the Gulf of Finland within hours if an attack occurs.
Rainer Saks suggests that Russia has been presented with a peace proposal that it cannot easily reject, unlike prior attempts.
Estonia successfully lobbied for the removal of a Russian magnesium plant and its director from a new sanctions list.
Estonian children's hospitals are facing financial difficulties, with a significant funding gap in pediatric care.
An investigation into Mere stores reveals that sanctions have crippled the business, managers are not commenting, and employees are owed wages and are in debt.
A long-serving auditor has received a seven-month suspended prison sentence for a forgery conviction.
Under pressure from Washington, the EU, Canada, and Lithuania have withdrawn from a conference aimed at countering disinformation concerning the USA.