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Writer and historian Sergei Medvedev describes recent developments that do not bode well for Mordor. In a new technological era characterized by unmanned systems, autonomous weapons, satellite communications, and artificial intelligence, distance appears to be collapsing, while the empire’s vast expanse is becoming transparent, permeable, and vulnerable.

Amid all sorts of crises and changes, Postimees invited Prime Minister Kristen Michal (RE) to receive us in his office in order to talk at greater length about the challenges ahead in foreign policy: supporting Ukraine, applying pressure on Russia, the enlargement of the European Union and the upcoming European Council. Naturally, Postimees also asked about domestic politics, th...

Starting at the end of August, Estonian state institutions will begin quarantining emails originating from Russian servers in order to reduce cybersecurity risks.

When Donald Trump took office as U.S. president and pledged to end the war in Ukraine, Russia appeared to have a unique window of opportunity. That window has since closed and opened instead for Ukraine, writes Postimees and Estonian Academy of Security Sciences security expert Erkki Koort.

On Tuesday, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy met in Tallinn with the President of the Republic Alar Karis and leaders of several other countries to deliver a diplomatic blow to Russia and thereby create conditions for future peace negotiations.