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Australian Billionaire Tim Heath Foils Kidnapping Plot Days Before Launching $100 Million Casino
The 46-year-old was allegedly attacked in late July by men posing as painter-decorators at his Tallinn residence.
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Estonia vs Germany, Euro Qualifiers: Ilkay Gundogan Double Rescues Germany After Emre Can Sees Red
Estonia vs Germany: Ilkay Gundogan struck twice before replacement striker Timo Werner added a third to keep Germany on course to qualify for Euro 2020.
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Fictional Foe Attacking NATO In War Training Sounds A Lot Like Russia
In the space of a few hours, the advantages of the modern, Internet-connected world turned against the military personnel and hackers involved in a cybersecurity exercise in this Baltic city not far from the Russian border.
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Russia Jails Estonian Officer for 15 Years for Spying
Russia on Wednesday sentenced an Estonian intelligence officer to 15 years in jail, drawing EU and US ire after Tallinn said he was kidnapped at gunpoint on its territory.
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US to 'Pre-Position' Heavy Weapons Along NATO's Eastern Flank, Says Ashton Carter
The US will pre-position heavy military equipment, including tanks, infantry fighting vehicles and artillery in central and eastern Europe, US Secretary of Defense Ashton Carter said earlier today in Estonia's capital Tallinn.
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Estonian Construction Workers Dig Up Medieval Ships
The capital of Estonia is perhaps not the place where one would expect to find the remains of medieval ships, but that is exactly what happened to a group of construction workers in Tallinn this week.
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NATO Allies Come to Grips With Russia's 'Hybrid Warfare'
NATO allies are scrambling to protect vulnerable Baltic partners from the threat of hybrid warfare; a Russian tactic that officials and experts say is based on deception rather than formal declaration of war.
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How Did Estonia's Frogs Cross the Road?
Thousands of frogs in Estonia have lived to lay eggs another spring thanks to a battalion of volunteers who carried them across busy roads, organisers said on Thursday.
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Estonia Exercise Shows NATO's Growing Worry About Cyber-Attacks
The NATO Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence in Tallinn, Estonia ran the "Locked Shields" exercise run on March 21-22.
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Amphibious car leaves Estonia on land and water trip around the globe
An Estonian on Saturday began a trip around the world in a Toyota Land Cruiser that he turned into an amphibious vehicle that will cross land, oceans and rivers on a 60,000 kilometre journey.
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The Tallinn Manual to lay down cyber-war rules in the Wild, Wild West Internet
The Tallinn Manual named for the Estonian capital where it was compiled was created at the behest of the NATO Cooperative Cyber Defense Center of Excellence.
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Newcastle progress in UEFA cup
Newcastle United went through to the group stages of the UEFA Cup following a 2-1 victory over Levadia Tallinn in their first round, second leg match.
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Australian Billionaire Tim Heath Foils Kidnapping Plot Days Before Launching $100 Million Casino
The 46-year-old was allegedly attacked in late July by men posing as painter-decorators at his Tallinn residence.
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Estonia vs Germany, Euro Qualifiers: Ilkay Gundogan Double Rescues Germany After Emre Can Sees Red
Estonia vs Germany: Ilkay Gundogan struck twice before replacement striker Timo Werner added a third to keep Germany on course to qualify for Euro 2020.
-
Fictional Foe Attacking NATO In War Training Sounds A Lot Like Russia
In the space of a few hours, the advantages of the modern, Internet-connected world turned against the military personnel and hackers involved in a cybersecurity exercise in this Baltic city not far from the Russian border.
-
Russia Jails Estonian Officer for 15 Years for Spying
Russia on Wednesday sentenced an Estonian intelligence officer to 15 years in jail, drawing EU and US ire after Tallinn said he was kidnapped at gunpoint on its territory.
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US to 'Pre-Position' Heavy Weapons Along NATO's Eastern Flank, Says Ashton Carter
The US will pre-position heavy military equipment, including tanks, infantry fighting vehicles and artillery in central and eastern Europe, US Secretary of Defense Ashton Carter said earlier today in Estonia's capital Tallinn.
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Estonian Construction Workers Dig Up Medieval Ships
The capital of Estonia is perhaps not the place where one would expect to find the remains of medieval ships, but that is exactly what happened to a group of construction workers in Tallinn this week.
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NATO Allies Come to Grips With Russia's 'Hybrid Warfare'
NATO allies are scrambling to protect vulnerable Baltic partners from the threat of hybrid warfare; a Russian tactic that officials and experts say is based on deception rather than formal declaration of war.
-
How Did Estonia's Frogs Cross the Road?
Thousands of frogs in Estonia have lived to lay eggs another spring thanks to a battalion of volunteers who carried them across busy roads, organisers said on Thursday.
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Estonia Exercise Shows NATO's Growing Worry About Cyber-Attacks
The NATO Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence in Tallinn, Estonia ran the "Locked Shields" exercise run on March 21-22.
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Amphibious car leaves Estonia on land and water trip around the globe
An Estonian on Saturday began a trip around the world in a Toyota Land Cruiser that he turned into an amphibious vehicle that will cross land, oceans and rivers on a 60,000 kilometre journey.
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The Tallinn Manual to lay down cyber-war rules in the Wild, Wild West Internet
The Tallinn Manual named for the Estonian capital where it was compiled was created at the behest of the NATO Cooperative Cyber Defense Center of Excellence.
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Newcastle progress in UEFA cup
Newcastle United went through to the group stages of the UEFA Cup following a 2-1 victory over Levadia Tallinn in their first round, second leg match.
