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Estonia Accuses Georgia of Turning Toward Russia: Reaction to Decision on Suspending EU Talks
Tallinn has also announced the cessation of cooperation with the Georgian government—assistance will now be directed to the opposition.
After the attack on the Swedish embassy in Moscow, unidentified individuals used a drone to drop paint on the Russian embassy in Sweden.
Initially, a group of teenagers in Moscow threw bottles of paint at the Swedish embassy building. Shortly afterward, a retaliatory incident occurred in Stockholm: unknown perpetrators used a drone to release paint onto the premises of the Russian embassy.
NATO's Reaction to the "Oreshnik" Missile Test
The test of Russia's medium-range ballistic missile "Oreshnik" has drawn the attention of NATO and its allies. This new weapon, equipped with a hypersonic warhead, is under close scrutiny due to its purported ability to bypass modern missile defense systems. NATO is currently conducting a detailed assessment of the implications this test may have for regional security and the strategic balance of power. While no official statements have been issued so far, the development has already sparked active discussions within NATO’s expert and military circles.
Russia has tested a new medium-range ballistic missile, the "Oreshnik."
On the evening of November 21, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced the testing of the newest medium-range ballistic missile, "Oreshnik." He delivered the statement in a broadcast aired through the Kremlin's official Telegram channel. The news was also reported by Meduza.
€274,000 Every Day: The Cost of Estonian Solidarity
Since 2022, Estonia has stood as one of the most active supporters of Ukraine. At a recent press conference, Prime Minister Kaja Kallas reaffirmed the nation’s commitment: 0.25% of its GDP is allocated annually to aid Ukraine—just over €100 million. Divided across 365 days, this amounts to Estonia sending approximately €274,000 every single day. This figure is a testament to the country's unwavering stance and its readiness to support those in need.
Käru Museum – A Cradle of History and Winner of Järvamaa’s “Best Tourist Destination” Award
On November 20, Järvamaa once again shone on Estonia's map as it celebrated outstanding businesses and civic initiatives during the prestigious "Järvamaa Tegusad" competition. Among this year’s notable winners was the Käru Museum of Strollers, which proudly earned the title of Best Tourist Destination. This accolade comes as no surprise, as the museum has become a true gem of the region, blending history, creativity, and hospitality.
Fifty Shades of Democracy: From "Gray" Passports to "Black" Lists
In modern Estonia, where issues of citizenship, loyalty, and sovereignty have become tools in political maneuvering, stateless individuals find themselves at the heart of an unusual confrontation.
Estonian Border Guards Warn of Possible Temporary Closure of the 'Narva-1' Border Checkpoint During Winter Cold
Estonian border guards are considering a temporary suspension of operations at the 'Narva-1' border checkpoint during the winter months if cold weather poses a threat to the safety of individuals waiting to cross the border. The head of the East Prefecture, Eerik Purgel, emphasized that the agency is closely monitoring the situation and urges travelers to plan their trips with the possibility of delays in mind.
Estonia Among Leaders in Visits to Russia: Tourism Beyond Politics
Despite complex political realities, tourism between Russia and Europe continues to thrive, with Estonia emerging as a leader in the number of travelers to Russia. Thanks to a streamlined electronic visa system, residents of this Baltic country are increasingly crossing the border to explore the culture, history, and attractions of their neighboring country.