Tag: Estonia

Ukraine

Ukrainian fencer Vlada Kharkova wins gold at 2025 World Championship  

Georgia

Shalva Papuashvili says that Kaja Kallas has threatened two Georgian Judges with sanctions. It seems like she doesn’t understand European values. The EU ambassador is usually not interested, but I believe some explanations are needed.  

Georgia

Latvia Sanctions 55 More Georgian Citizens  

Georgia

Margus Tsahkna, political persecution must end. “Georgian Dream”, release all political prisoners immediately  

Georgia

Margus Tsahkna, Estonian Foreign Minister, says the country is clear on the Georgian regime. We must increase sanctions and impose more personal sanctions. We also need to begin the visa review process.  

Ukraine

Estonian intelligence says that Russian drone attacks on Ukraine could drop due to the conflict between Iran and Israel  

Ukraine

Ukraine: Why it has the most digital government  

Georgia

Estonian Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemns Georgian Dream’s imprisonment of Nika Gavaramia  

Ukraine

Frontline report: Europe’s Achilles Heel becomes a tripwire when Putin’s ambitions and NATO’s steel meet  

Georgia

Some Georgian emigrants have asked the Baltic countries and the European Union for sanctions against “false witness and other representatives of a repressive regime  

Georgia

Shalva Papuashvili’s reaction to Lithuania’s decision on visa facilitation: A gross, unfounded and illegal violation of the 2010 International Agreement between the EU and Georgia  

Ukraine

NATO will increase its military presence in the Baltic Sea following a suspected underwater cable sabotage  

Georgia

Marko Mihkelson, the people of Georgia deserve moral and tangible support both from European countries  

Ukraine

Finnish probe uncovers kilometers long anchor drag marks on Baltic cable damage  

Ukraine

Officials from NATO and Russia have said that Russia could cause’substantial casualties’ by launching an unconventional attack against NATO.  

Ukraine

German FM warns about Russian’shadow Fleet’ amid undersea cables incidents and calls for sanctions