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EU state plans to ban Russians from voting

Russia Today 01 Apr 2024
Estonia’s ruling party and its coalition partners have said their goal is to reduce Moscow’s influence in the capital, Tallinn ... “We still find that Tallinn cannot hide ... in Tallinn, said on Monday.
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The time has come to regulate cyber warfare

Asiatimes 28 Feb 2024
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Swiss president discusses frozen Russian assets for Ukraine in Estonia talks

Swissinfo 07 Feb 2024
If European and G7 countries reach an agreement on a law to freeze Russian assets and use them to rebuild Ukraine, Switzerland should also consider adopting one, said Swiss President Viola Amherd.
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4th Annual Youth School conference and exhibition ends

B & FT Online 19 Jan 2024
Indrek Grauberg, Director-TLU School of Governance, Law and Society, both delivered an address on global perspectives of emerging technologies in education, looking at the challenges and way forward.
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Belarus' authoritarian leader tightens control over the country's religious groups

Atchison Globe 05 Jan 2024
TALLINN, Estonia (AP) — Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko has signed a law into effect that significantly tightens control over various religious denominations and organizations ... .
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Belarus’ authoritarian leader tightens control over the country’s religious groups

Wtop 05 Jan 2024
TALLINN, Estonia (AP) — Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko has signed a law into effect that significantly tightens control over various religious denominations and organizations. The law, ...
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Hotelier stands trial over quake deaths

Arkansas Democrat-Gazette 05 Jan 2024
TALLINN, Estonia -- President Alexander Lukashenko of Belarus signed a new law Thursday that gives him lifelong immunity from criminal prosecution and prevents opposition leaders living abroad from running in future presidential elections.
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President of Belarus gives himself immunity from prosecution and limits potential challengers

Newsday 04 Jan 2024
TALLINN, EstoniaPresident Alexander Lukashenko of Belarus signed a new law Thursday that gives him lifelong immunity from criminal prosecution and prevents opposition leaders living abroad from running in future presidential elections.
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Poland’s new prime minister throws his weight behind Ukraine

Business Day 12 Dec 2023
He also vowed to “bring back billions of euros” from Brussels this week, referring to EU funds frozen under the previous government due to a row over the rule of law.
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Poland’s new PM promises to push for full Western support of Ukraine

Al Jazeera 12 Dec 2023
The prime minister also said he would go to Brussels this week and “bring back billions of euros”, referring to EU funds frozen under the previous government due to a row over the rule of law.
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Ukraine's IT army is a world first: here's why it is an important part of ...

The Conversation 25 Oct 2023
Efforts have been made by the international community and academic experts to apply the law of war and international humanitarian law to cyberoperations, which have culminated in the publication of the Tallinn manuals .
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Ukraine’s ‘IT army’ fighting world’s first real cyberwar

Asiatimes 25 Oct 2023
Efforts have been made by the international community and academic experts to apply the law of war and international humanitarian law to cyber operations, which have culminated in the publication of the Tallinn manuals.
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Estonian Police Say Detained Man Who Threw Eggs at Russian Embassy in Tallinn

Sputnik 31 Jul 2023
HELSINKI (Sputnik) - Estonian law enforcement officers detained a man who threw eggs at the Russian embassy in Tallinn, the Police and Border Guard Board said on Sunday ....
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Russia’s Wagner mercenaries launch joint training with Belarusian military near Polish border

Wtop 20 Jul 2023
Some of the strong rhetoric could be attributed to early campaigning before parliamentary elections expected in the fall, in which the ruling right-wing Law and Justice party is expected to lose its control of the parliament.
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Russia's Wagner mercenaries launch joint training with Belarusian military near Polish border

Messenger-Inquirer 20 Jul 2023
Some of the strong rhetoric could be attributed to early campaigning before parliamentary elections expected in the fall, in which the ruling right-wing Law and Justice party is expected to lose its control of the parliament.

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