How Putin’s Stalinist nostalgia made him an enemy of democracy
byFor roughly as long as there have been democratic elections, there has been the threat and practice of foreign interference. Certainly, new developments have…
For roughly as long as there have been democratic elections, there has been the threat and practice of foreign interference. Certainly, new developments have…
In August 1997, a book written by the former KGB Colonel Oleg Gordievsky and journalist Inna Rogatchi titled “A Blind Mirror” (Sokea peili) was…
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…
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…
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…
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…
Was it not already divine grace that we were permitted to remain on this patch of our native land, which we never wished to…
Scroll through images using buttons on left and right. A new museum and international center for research on the crimes of communism is moving…
During crises it’s essential that we look each other in the eye. To see and recognize ourselves as the humans we are and not…
The Russian Ministry of Foreign affairs tweeted an infographic Wednesday, identifying a former Estonian KGB henchman, Arnold Meri, as a hero of the “Soviet…