Low Voter Turnout For Russian “Election” Abroad
The results of the Sunday’s Russian presidential election varied significantly by polling stations outside of Russia, with low voter turnout in key polling areas….
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Why Is Estonia Falling Behind on Magnitsky Implementation?
Last week, Lithuania added 49 names to its Magnitsky list and the Latvian parliament is currently considering a resolution to adopt its own Magnitsky…
Finnish Historians: Former Finnish Foreign Minister An Operative of Russian intelligence
Professor and former Finnish ambassador, Alpo Rusi and the former party secretary of The Finnish Centre Party, author Jarmo Korhonen have published a new…
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Finnish Prosecutor: Pro-Kremlin Trolls Destroyed Journalist’s Life
A critically important court case about the limitations on free speech in Finland is unfolding in a Helsinki court this week. Jessikka Aro, a…
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Swedish Government Approves Nord Stream 2 Application Despite Regional Concerns
The Swedish government has approved Nord Stream’s application to install two gas pipelines inside Sweden’s economic zone in the Baltic Sea. The move comes…
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COMMEMORATING THE VICTIMS OF WWII WITHOUT GLORIFYING TANKS OR STALIN
The discord that culminated in the Bronze Soldier riots in Tallinn 11 years ago, has not yet disappeared from Estonia’s national conscience. And on…
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Will History Repeat In Swedish-Baltic Security Policy?
Whatever the outcome of the Swedish elections this autumn, very little is likely to change in its foreign and security politics. This, for the simple…
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Schröderization’s Finnish Roots
During last month’s “Putincon” pro-democracy conference in New York, several European and American politicians were represented as Vladimir Putin’s accomplises. Among them were French…
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A New Fortress To Defend Estonian & Baltic History Against Kremlin Disinformation
It’s often difficult for the citizens of any nation to completely comprehend how their country is viewed and perceived by the international community, including…
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Johan Bäckman Accused of Harassing and Defaming YLE Journalist
Finnish newspaper, Aamulehti reports that a well known Finnish pro-Kremlin advocate, Johan Bäckman, is accused of having committed crimes against a journalist at Finland’s…
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Bill Browder: Putin, Magnitsky Legislation & The Baltic Sea Region
Named by Vladimir Putin as an enemy of Russia, American-born businessman, CEO of “Hermitage Capital Management”, Bill Browder has earned worldwide recognition as the…
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Low Voter Turnout For Russian “Election” Abroad
The results of the Sunday’s Russian presidential election varied significantly by polling stations outside of Russia, with low voter turnout in key polling areas….
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Flight: Part II
Latvia’s libraries – citadels of light My book tour commences on November 3 with a kick-off at the stunning National Library called “the Castle…
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Flight: Part I
Was it not already divine grace that we were permitted to remain on this patch of our native land, which we never wished to…
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International Museum on Communism Moving Forward
Scroll through images using buttons on left and right. A new museum and international center for research on the crimes of communism is moving…
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COMMEMORATING THE VICTIMS OF WWII WITHOUT GLORIFYING TANKS OR STALIN
The discord that culminated in the Bronze Soldier riots in Tallinn 11 years ago, has not yet disappeared from Estonia’s national conscience. And on…
Will History Repeat In Swedish-Baltic Security Policy?
Whatever the outcome of the Swedish elections this autumn, very little is likely to change in its foreign and security politics. This, for the simple…
A New Fortress To Defend Estonian & Baltic History Against Kremlin Disinformation
It’s often difficult for the citizens of any nation to completely comprehend how their country is viewed and perceived by the international community, including…