A Latvian citizen, accused of an attempted drone attack at Leipzig Airport and who has lived in Russia for several years, is linked to Russian intelligence services, and his involvement is being investigated by the German Federal Prosecutor's Office. (translated)
The wholesale price of diesel fuel in Europe has risen to the highest level in recent months, and geopolitical tensions, including attacks in the Strait of Hormuz and Russia's export restrictions, increase the risk of a sudden price spike, linked to growing fuel demand and tight refining capacity. (translated)
The article discusses Russia's planned provocations against the Baltic states, drawing parallels to the year 1939, when the regimes of Hitler and Stalin accused Poland, Finland, and Estonia of false flag attacks. (translated)
The article discusses Sean Wiswesser's book, which analyzes Russia's intelligence methods and structures, highlighting how Russia has changed its intelligence practices in recent years, increasingly using unstable sources and manipulating world politics, including the US presidential elections. (translated)
The Estonian Ministry of Foreign Affairs summoned the temporary charge d'affaires of Russia to condemn the drone attack on Leipzig airport, for which German authorities hold Russia responsible. (translated)
The EU countries must quickly return to the use of frozen assets of Russia. (translated)
German police arrested two people in Munich in connection with the investigation of a politically motivated arson near a defense company, which is related to Russia's planned sabotage schemes against the Danish defense industry. (translated)
Ukraine warned international airlines that Russian airspace is dangerous for civilian aviation, which has led several airlines to suspend or cancel flights. (translated)
Andra Orn criticizes in the article the state's inability to ensure a sufficient number of high school places for young people in Tallinn who are left without schooling, emphasizing that before implementing the obligation to study, it should have been ensured that all young people could continue their education. (translated)
The gunfire that took place in Kyiv between elite units of Ukrainian intelligence agencies has raised serious questions about internal rivalries and corruption allegations that could impact the country's defense capability against the backdrop of Russia's escalating attacks. (translated)
The Danish intelligence service reported that Russia is preparing diversions in the Danish defense industry, primarily targeting companies that provide military assistance to Ukraine. (translated)
The Danish Security and Intelligence Service PET announced that it has identified Russia's plans to conduct attacks on the defense industry in Denmark under the guise of sabotage, also recruiting ordinary Danes for this purpose. (translated)
The Northern court arrested the Russian ship Professor Moltšanov to secure the claims of the Ukrainian company Naftogaz, to force Russia to comply with the international arbitration ruling that requires Moscow to pay 4.22 billion dollars for the confiscated assets in Crimea. (translated)
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced that several international airlines have canceled flights to Russia following a warning from Ukraine about the danger of Russian airspace due to increased military activity. (translated)
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced that some international airlines have started canceling flights to Russia in response to the increased dangers due to the Ukrainian drone attack. (translated)
Russia continued airstrikes on Kyiv for the seventh night in a row, causing new explosions over the capital. (translated)
Russia continued airstrikes on Kyiv late in the evening and during the night, marking the 1653rd day of war in Ukraine. (translated)
Estonian journalist Ekaterina Kotrikadze, who worked as the editor-in-chief of the "Rain" channel, is accused of violating the foreign agent law in Russia, while she has already been sentenced to eight years in prison for spreading false information about the Russian army, and she has also been targeted due to the activities of other journalists, including her husband. (translated)
Germany has identified two suspects in connection with an attempted drone attack on Leipzig airport, among whom is a man born in Russia who holds a Latvian passport and a Belarusian citizen linked to Russian security services. (translated)
The International Ski Federation (FIS) has announced that athletes from Russia and Belarus can compete in competitions without their national symbols, provided they confirm political neutrality. (translated)
