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NATO’s New Paralysis: The East–South Divide and Europe’s “Buy American” Defense Dilemma

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Donald Trump’s insistence that NATO members pay their fair share finally shattered Europe’s long defense complacency. Since 2022, defense spending across the continent has surged, reaching a record €343 billion in 2024. However, this fiscal explosion has not translated into the strategic unity Washington envisioned. Instead, it has exposed a mechanical paralysis— a structural fragmentation that […]

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Interview with H.E. Mr Harri Tiido, Estonian Ambassador to Poland

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Harri Tiido, Estonian ambassador to Poland, former ambassador of Estonia to NATO, statesman and journalist, visited Natolin on the 17th of February to brief the students on the many challenges of the Baltic region. He agreed to sit with the Natolin blog’s Simone Benazzo and Valentin Luntumbue to talk about NATO, Russia and Estonian politics.

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Estonia – The little country leading the way in Cyber Security

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In 2007 Estonia became the first country to experience a large scale campaign of state-sponsored online attacks from Russia. Now, several years later, the country is the leading promoter of various cyber security initiatives at home and abroad. The cyber-attack on Estonia was more disruptive than harmful since the series of denial-of-services (DDoS) attacks caused

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