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Diplomaatia @diplomaatia.bsky.social · 02/10/2026
"Euroopastunud NATO" peab võimaldama eurooplastel tegutseda ka ilma USA sekkumise või veto ohuta olukordades, kus USA ei saa või ei soovi osaleda – ning sellised olukorrad muutuvad üha tõenäolisemaks, kirjutab Tony Lawrence RKK uudiskirjas. @icds-tallinn.bsky.social
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Nädal välis- ja julgeolekupoliitikas: NATO euroopastumine, Venemaa luure sõja ajal, Udmurdi valimised, rahulepingud rahvusvahelises õiguses – Diplomaatia
Rahvusvahelise Kaitseuuringute Keskuse (RKK) 2026. aasta 39. nädala uudiskiri. RKK teadurid kommenteerivad olulisi sündmusi ja suundumusi välispoliitikas ja julgeolekuvaldkonnas.
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ICDS Tallinn @icds-tallinn.bsky.social · 02/10/2026
Whether the Student List can achieve in Serbia what Péter Magyar achieved in Hungary remains an open question, depending as much on the movement’s strategy as on an electoral environment far less forgiving than Hungary’s, writes Léna Zentai.
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Opposing the Opposition: What Serbian and Hungarian Opposition Parties Have in Common - International Centre for Defence and Security
Serbia's snap election on 25 October has raised high expectations for a viable challenger. A victorious Student List, however, would enter government with an incomplete programme and face a deeply ent...
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ICDS Tallinn @icds-tallinn.bsky.social · 01/10/2026
European security would be greatly strengthened if other European states took inspiration from the Nordic-Baltic Eight and created similar coalitions of the willing to address the host of pressing security problems facing the EU and NATO, writes Peter Viggo Jakobsen. #NB8
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Europeanising NATO: The NB8 Model - International Centre for Defence and Security
The Nordic-Baltic Eight (NB8: Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Iceland, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway, Sweden) are emerging as a model for the Europeanisation of NATO. They have enhanced their political and mil...
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ICDS Tallinn @icds-tallinn.bsky.social · 01/10/2026
Up to 1.5 mn Russians have participated in Russia’s war of aggression since February 2022, of whom around 640 000 are still at the front in Ukraine. Closing the common European space to them is in everyone’s security interest, argues Tetiana Fedosiuk.
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The Case for a Visa Ban: Pathways to Denying Russian (Ex-)Combatants Entry to the EU - International Centre for Defence and Security
Up to 1.5 mn Russians have taken part in Russia's war of aggression against Ukraine since 2022. Three pathways to bar them from entering the EU are open today: national designations in the Schengen In...
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ICDS Tallinn @icds-tallinn.bsky.social · 30/09/2026
From the front line in Ukraine, many Russian troops return home with a history of violence and a sense of lawlessness and impunity. Combat-experienced returnees are an ideal recruitment pool for sabotage and subversion, writes Tetiana Fedosiuk.
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The Case for a Visa Ban: Pathways to Denying Russian (Ex-)Combatants Entry to the EU - International Centre for Defence and Security
Up to 1.5 mn Russians have taken part in Russia's war of aggression against Ukraine since 2022. Three pathways to bar them from entering the EU are open today: national designations in the Schengen In...
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ICDS Tallinn @icds-tallinn.bsky.social · 30/09/2026
Selective tactics allow the Kremlin to call up numbers small enough to avoid a national shock and precise enough to fill manpower gaps. If Russia wants to, it can drive up recruitment through covert practices, writes Tetiana Fedosiuk.
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Moscow's Mobilisation Message: A Multi-Layered Threat - International Centre for Defence and Security
There are credible signs that Russia is preparing the ground for a mobilisation. Unlike in the autumn of 2022, Moscow does not need a mass call-up of reservists. Russia can replenish, or even grow, it...
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ICDS Tallinn @icds-tallinn.bsky.social · 29/09/2026
Russia’s intelligence and security services have adapted to wartime conditions, shifting priorities to support war against Ukraine. Five years on, some opportunities have been lost, while new ones have emerged, writes @sanshiro.bsky.social.
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Adapting to War: The Evolution of Russia’s Intelligence Ecosystem - International Centre for Defence and Security
Since the full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, Russia’s intelligence ecosystem has redirected its priorities toward supporting the war effort while adapting to a more constrained and conte...
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ICDS Tallinn @icds-tallinn.bsky.social · 29/09/2026
Moscow does not need a mass call-up of reservists. Russia can replenish, or even grow, its armed forces in quieter ways than a blunt televised address — ways it has been using for some time, creeping and unannounced, writes Tetiana Fedosiuk.
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Moscow's Mobilisation Message: A Multi-Layered Threat - International Centre for Defence and Security
There are credible signs that Russia is preparing the ground for a mobilisation. Unlike in the autumn of 2022, Moscow does not need a mass call-up of reservists. Russia can replenish, or even grow, it...
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ICDS Tallinn @icds-tallinn.bsky.social · 28/09/2026
Russian intelligence remains dangerous, adaptive, and willing to take risks, but is not invincible. Its weaknesses have become more pronounced under wartime conditions and are likely to constrain its effectiveness. ⬇️ New ICDS report by Sanshiro Hosaka. @sanshiro.bsky.social
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Adapting to War: The Evolution of Russia’s Intelligence Ecosystem - International Centre for Defence and Security
Since the full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, Russia’s intelligence ecosystem has redirected its priorities toward supporting the war effort while adapting to a more constrained and conte...
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ICDS Tallinn @icds-tallinn.bsky.social · 28/09/2026
"It is an unfounded assumption that no or only a little response would come from us, our regional partners, the British contingent in Estonia, and other allies." Estonia has measures in place to counter a Russian incursion, says @meriliarjakas.bsky.social. @adamtoms.bsky.social
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NATO country issues chilling warning to Putin over invasion fears
The Kremlin should listen up.
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ICDS Tallinn @icds-tallinn.bsky.social · 25/09/2026
Pärast kahe Vene oligarhi ELi sanktsiooninimekirjast eemaldamist kerkib küsimus, kas Prantsusmaa jaoks on Vene sanktsioonid põhimõtteline teema või kauplemise vahend, nendib RKK teadur Igor Gretski. #Postimees
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INTERVJUU ⟩ Gretski: ELi riikidel oli põhjust Usmanov sanktsioonide alla panna
Pärast kahe Vene oligarhi ELi sanktsiooninimekirjast eemaldamist kerkib küsimus, kas Prantsusmaa jaoks on Vene sanktsioonid põhimõtteline teema või kauplemise vahend, nendib Rahvusvahelise Kaitseuurin...
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ICDS Tallinn @icds-tallinn.bsky.social · 25/09/2026
It is unhelpful to assume that the Baltics are Russia’s primary, almost natural target: that they are small, not very capable countries, easily crushed by even the smallest disruptions. It reflects the Russian framing of the Baltics and is also incorrect, says Liis Mure. @liismure.bsky.social
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ICDS Tallinn @icds-tallinn.bsky.social · 25/09/2026
Kui Taiwani rahvas kaotab usalduse USA või teiste neid toetavate lääneriikide suhtes, liigub Taiwan tõenäoliselt teist teed – tõenäoliselt Hiina suunas. See oleks katastroofiline ka Jaapani julgeolekule, leiab professor Masafumi Iida. #ABCDTallinn #Postimees
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INTERVJUU ⟩ Jaapan pelgab Ukraina sõjaga Hiina käsualuseks muudetud Venemaad
Venemaa teeks Taiwani konflikti korral tõenäoliselt midagi Hiinale kasulikku, sest Ukraina sõda on neist teinud Pekingi käsualuse, arvab Jaapani julgeolekuekspert Masafumi Iida.
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ICDS Tallinn @icds-tallinn.bsky.social · 25/09/2026
Sustaining the Fight - Patrick Sensburg, University of Applied Sciences for Police and Public Administration - Wilfred Rietdijk, 1 German-Netherlands Corps - Ilmar Tamm, Estonian Defence League - Jaanus Tamm, Defsecintel Solutions Moderator: @eburrows.bsky.social, @apnews.com #ABCDTallinn
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ICDS Tallinn @icds-tallinn.bsky.social · 24/09/2026
Deterring the War: Defanging Russia - Ian Brzezinski, Senior Fellow @atlanticcouncil.bsky.social - Gert-Jan Kooij, Royal Netherlands Army - Mark Pullan, IMS - Guillaume Thomas, Allied Air Command Moderator: @mashaml.bsky.social, Freelance Journalist #ABCDTallinn
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ICDS Tallinn @icds-tallinn.bsky.social · 24/09/2026
Winning the War: The Role of Technology - Benoît Desmeulles, 1st Army Corps - Tarja Jaakkola, NATO - John Mead, Joint Force Command Brunssum - Ivo Peets, Estonian Defence Forces Moderator: Nicholas Nelson, Archangel Capital Partners #ABCDTallinn @modestonia.bsky.social
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ICDS Tallinn @icds-tallinn.bsky.social · 24/09/2026
The September "election" showed that the Russian opposition in exile is incapable of formulating and sustaining a coherent long-term strategy. Rather than creating political opportunities, it largely relies on those generated by successful actions of Ukraine's armed forces, writes Igor Gretskiy.
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Russia's Parliamentary “Election”: In Pursuit of Pre-emptive Stability - International Centre for Defence and Security
The Kremlin once again used an electoral event to demonstrate the stability of its political system; the Yabloko party was removed from the ballot to preclude even the hypothetical institutionalisatio...
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ICDS Tallinn @icds-tallinn.bsky.social · 23/09/2026
Pattern Traps: Safety of Escalation - Patrycja Bazylczyk, @csis.org - Jungsup Kim, Sejong Institute - Sébastien Vallette, French Ministry of the Armed Forces Moderator: @jparakilas.bsky.social, @randeurope.org 📸 Photos: flic.kr/s/aHBqjD5xuR #ABCDTallinn
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ICDS Tallinn @icds-tallinn.bsky.social · 23/09/2026
Today's war demands the ability to constantly adapt new situations, the will of society to defend its country and a continuously high defence budget. This requires the commitment of all citizens, e.g. in the reserve. — Patrick Sensburg | #ABCDTallinn key message
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ICDS Tallinn @icds-tallinn.bsky.social · 23/09/2026
Allies need to make sure that the burden-shifting process within NATO does not at any point of time undermine credible deterrence and military readiness. We need to develop an Alliance that is both more European and stronger. — @kristiraik.bsky.social, Director of the ICDS #ABCDTallinn key message
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ICDS Tallinn @icds-tallinn.bsky.social · 23/09/2026
Understanding the adversary’s escalation threshold is key to effective escalation management. Equally important, escalation management is closely tied to our war objectives. — Jungsup Kim, President of the Sejong Institute | #ABCDTallinn key message
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ICDS Tallinn @icds-tallinn.bsky.social · 23/09/2026
From summit decisions to operational realities, NATO is turning strategy into deterrence. The challenge now is ensuring plans, forces and authorities remain credible. — Mark Pullan, CBE, Director Operations and Planning – IMS | #ABCDTallinn key message
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ICDS Tallinn @icds-tallinn.bsky.social · 23/09/2026
As the Russian threat grows stronger and the US extended deterrence weaker, French forward deterrence can provide a credible framework for discussions on nuclear options for Europe. — Héloïse Fayet @hfayet.bsky.social | #ABCDTallinn key message
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ICDS Tallinn @icds-tallinn.bsky.social · 23/09/2026
Keynote speech by Deputy Supreme Allied Commander Europe Johnny Stringer, Deputy Supreme Allied Commander Europe, KCB CBE MA FRAeS RAF Choosing to Win: Building Confidence in Complexity | #ABCDTallinn
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ICDS Tallinn @icds-tallinn.bsky.social · 23/09/2026
Deterrence à la Carte: French, American and British Nuclear Roles in a New Security Environment - @hfayet.bsky.social - @mgmessmer.bsky.social - Zuzanna Gwadera - Michaela Dodge Moderator: @nicolegrajewski.bsky.social Night owl session hosted by @ifri.bsky.social
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ICDS Tallinn @icds-tallinn.bsky.social · 22/09/2026
Keynote Session: Rethinking Alliance(s) - Marshall Billingslea, Senior Fellow at Hudson Institute - Zamir Nicholas Catsaras, Assistant Secretary General – Defence Policy & Planning - Kristjan Prikk, Permanent Representative of Estonia to NATO Moderator: @kristiraik.bsky.social #ABCDTallinn
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ICDS Tallinn @icds-tallinn.bsky.social · 22/09/2026
Keynote Session: Rethinking Alliance(s) – Fireside chat with Estonian and Belgium Defence Ministers - Theo Francken - Martin Herem Moderator: @kristiraik.bsky.social, Director of the ICDS #ABCDTallinn @modestonia.bsky.social
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ICDS Tallinn @icds-tallinn.bsky.social · 22/09/2026
Making sure Russia does not get to decide Ukraine’s future or Europe’s security order requires will and resources. If we want to win, we need to build defence capabilities and alliances that are ready to win. — @kristenmichalpm.bsky.social | #ABCDTallinn key message
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ICDS Tallinn @icds-tallinn.bsky.social · 22/09/2026
"Russia still believes that it can change borders by force. It seeks to decide the future of its neighbours, divide Europe and spread discord around the world." 1/2 — Kristen Michal, Prime Minister of Estonia @kristenmichalpm.bsky.social #ABCDTallinn
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ICDS Tallinn @icds-tallinn.bsky.social · 22/09/2026
𝐂𝐡𝐨𝐨𝐬𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐭𝐨 𝐖𝐢𝐧: 𝐁𝐮𝐢𝐥𝐝𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐂𝐨𝐧𝐟𝐢𝐝𝐞𝐧𝐜𝐞 𝐢𝐧 𝐂𝐨𝐦𝐩𝐥𝐞𝐱𝐢𝐭𝐲 The 20th Annual Baltic Conference on Defence (ABCD) is now underway. 📸 Photos: flic.kr/s/aHBqjD5vQL @kristenmichalpm.bsky.social @modestonia.bsky.social #ABCDTallinn
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ICDS Tallinn @icds-tallinn.bsky.social · 21/09/2026
See you tomorrow at the 20th Annual Baltic Conference on Defence (ABCD)! 𝐂𝐡𝐨𝐨𝐬𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐭𝐨 𝐖𝐢𝐧: 𝐁𝐮𝐢𝐥𝐝𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐂𝐨𝐧𝐟𝐢𝐝𝐞𝐧𝐜𝐞 𝐢𝐧 𝐂𝐨𝐦𝐩𝐥𝐞𝐱𝐢𝐭𝐲 👉 More: abcd.icds.ee #ABCDTallinn #EDW #EstonianDefenceWeek @modestonia.bsky.social
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ICDS Tallinn @icds-tallinn.bsky.social · 19/09/2026
If Europe continues to be afraid of escalation, Russia has no incentive to de-escalate its attacks. Russia will continue to escalate its hybrid attacks, treading the line between war and hybrid war, writes Naomi Breuer.
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Germany is the Front Line of Russian Hybrid Attacks: What Comes Next? - International Centre for Defence and Security
The German government recently attributed to Russia an attempted attack at Leipzig Airport involving a drone carrying explosives.
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Diplomaatia @diplomaatia.bsky.social · 18/09/2026
Euroopa kulutab praegu kaitsele rohkem kui kunagi varem pärast külma sõja lõppu, kuid lõhe kaitsevajaduste ja tegeliku lahingvõime vahel pole kunagi olnud nii kaalukas. Järgmisel nädalal toimub 20. korda Balti kaitsekonverents. Lähemalt RKK uudiskirjas. #ABCDTallinn
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Nädal välis- ja julgeolekupoliitikas: Balti kaitsekonverents, Ukraina rahukõnelused, Trump ja Xi – Diplomaatia
Rahvusvahelise Kaitseuuringute Keskuse (RKK) 2026. aasta 38. nädala uudiskiri. RKK teadurid kommenteerivad olulisi sündmusi ja suundumusi välispoliitikas ja julgeolekuvaldkonnas.
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ICDS Tallinn @icds-tallinn.bsky.social · 18/09/2026
Choosing to Win: Building Confidence in Complexity On Tuesday, we will kick off with the 20th Annual Baltic Conference on Defence (ABCD). See you soon in Tallinn! 🟩 Check out the speakers and agenda: abcd.icds.ee #ABCDTallinn #EDW #EstonianDefenceWeek @modestonia.bsky.social
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Marianne Paire @marpaire.bsky.social · 18/09/2026
⏳ Just 4 days to go before the #ABCDTallinn ! Looking forward to seeing everyone in Tallinn next week 🇪🇪 @icds-tallinn.bsky.social
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ARES Group - EU @aresgroup-eu.bsky.social · 18/09/2026
🎯💰 NATO’s New Defence Spending Target: Who’s planning What in 2026? By Felix Gasper – @icds-tallinn.bsky.social icds.ee/en/natos-new...
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NATO's New Defence Spending Target: Who's planning What in 2026? - International Centre for Defence and Security
At their 2025 summit in The Hague, NATO Allies agreed on a new 5% defence spending goal: by 2035, 3.5% of each country’s GDP should be allocated to hard defence and 1.5% to defence-related projects. W...
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ICDS Tallinn @icds-tallinn.bsky.social · 18/09/2026
The second Trump–Xi summit comes with competing priorities: Trump may seek quick economic wins and restraint on Tehran, while Xi may focus on the wider US–China relationship. For Europe, the summit is unlikely to bring any positive news, writes Toomas Hanso.
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The Trump–Xi Second Summit: What Europe Stands to Lose - International Centre for Defence and Security
President Donald Trump and President Xi Jinping will meet for their second summit of 2026 in Washington, DC on September 24. Many of the same issues from their May summit remain on the agenda — trade ...
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ICDS Tallinn @icds-tallinn.bsky.social · 18/09/2026
The Leipzig incident showed that Russian hybrid attacks pose a new level of danger, with Moscow willing to risk deadly consequences and capable of targeting German critical infrastructure. It’s time to take a firmer stance on Russia, writes Naomi Breuer.
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Germany is the Front Line of Russian Hybrid Attacks: What Comes Next? - International Centre for Defence and Security
The German government recently attributed to Russia an attempted attack at Leipzig Airport involving a drone carrying explosives.
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ICDS Tallinn @icds-tallinn.bsky.social · 17/09/2026
Today, Europe is spending more on defence than at any point since the Cold War, yet the gap between defence needs and actual combat power has never been more consequential. – Nele Loorents, Director of the ABCD See you next week at the 20th Annual Baltic Conference on Defence! #ABCDTallinn
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ICDS Tallinn @icds-tallinn.bsky.social · 17/09/2026
The EU does not need more centres of expertise. It needs one political system capable of making countries work together, writes Steven Blockmans. @stevenblockmans.bsky.social
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The EU’s foreign policy problem is not its diplomatic service. It is the struggle over who conducts it - International Centre for Defence and Security
Europe is discovering, once again, that the hardest battles in Brussels are not necessarily fought over policy. They are fought over who gets to make it.
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ICDS Tallinn @icds-tallinn.bsky.social · 17/09/2026
The Allies are sailing through uncharted waters towards a NATO in which Europeans will have more autonomy from Washington than at any time in the last eight decades, writes Alessandro Marrone. @iaionline.bsky.social
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Europeanising NATO: European Leadership - International Centre for Defence and Security
NATO should remain central to a multilayered European security architecture in which European leaders also engage each other in a number of ad hoc formats to deal with the reduction of US military com...
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ICDS Tallinn @icds-tallinn.bsky.social · 16/09/2026
Just when the EU most needs to behave like a geopolitical actor, its institutions are again arguing over the wiring. The uncomfortable truth at the heart of the debate is trust, writes Steven Blockmans. @stevenblockmans.bsky.social
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The EU’s foreign policy problem is not its diplomatic service. It is the struggle over who conducts it - International Centre for Defence and Security
Europe is discovering, once again, that the hardest battles in Brussels are not necessarily fought over policy. They are fought over who gets to make it.
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ICDS Tallinn @icds-tallinn.bsky.social · 15/09/2026
Russia is trying to create fear not only in Ukraine but also among Ukraine's allies, attempting to weaken Europe's willingness to continue supporting Ukraine. The ground for Russian influence operations is more favourable in Germany or France than in the Baltic states. @kristiraik.bsky.social #ERR
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Expert says Putin unlikely to ever seek peace deal with Ukraine
Russia is attacking Ukraine with increasing force, and since Russian leader Vladimir Putin assumes that Russia can endure longer, it is not particularly likely that he will ever seek to conclude a pea...
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ICDS Tallinn @icds-tallinn.bsky.social · 15/09/2026
Today, ICDS hosted a roundtable discussion on Russia’s Duma elections and the country’s long-term strategic outlook. ICDS Research Fellow Marko Tamming shared his insights on the upcoming elections, while Ivan U. K. Klyszcz offered his perspective on Russia’s grand strategy. @ivanklyszcz.com
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Diplomaatia @diplomaatia.bsky.social · 15/09/2026
Venemaa proovib tekitada hirmu mitte ainult Ukrainas, vaid ka Ukraina liitlastes, et murda muu hulgas Euroopa tahet Ukraina toetamisega jätkata. Pinnas Venemaa mõjutustegevuseks on Saksamaal ja Prantsusmaal soodsam kui Balti riikides. @kristiraik.bsky.social @icds-tallinn.bsky.social #ERR
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Raik: ma ei pea tõenäoliseks, et Putin hakkab Ukrainaga rahulepet sõlmima
Venemaa on aina jõulisemalt Ukrainat ründamas ning kuivõrd Venemaa juhi Vladimir Putini eeldus on, et Venemaa peab kauem vastu, pole kuigivõrd tõenäoline, et Putin kunagi hakkaks Ukrainaga rahulepet s...
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ICDS Tallinn @icds-tallinn.bsky.social · 15/09/2026
Europe’s role in the diplomacy of war should focus on laying out a sustainable future for Ukraine as part of Europe and backing Ukraine in whatever format negotiations may take, rather than making overtures towards Moscow, writes @kristiraik.bsky.social.
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The Parallel Realities of the War in Ukraine - International Centre for Defence and Security
While the US is keen to continue its diplomatic efforts to bring peace to Ukraine, both Kyiv and Moscow prepare for another winter of war, expected to be more exhausting than the previous ones.
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ICDS Tallinn @icds-tallinn.bsky.social · 14/09/2026
Russia’s war against Ukraine has its own diplomatic track, at times detached from realities on the battlefield. Europe must be involved in the diplomatic process, but should avoid wishful thinking about Russia’s willingness to achieve peace, writes Kristi Raik. @kristiraik.bsky.social
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The Parallel Realities of the War in Ukraine - International Centre for Defence and Security
While the US is keen to continue its diplomatic efforts to bring peace to Ukraine, both Kyiv and Moscow prepare for another winter of war, expected to be more exhausting than the previous ones.
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ICDS Tallinn @icds-tallinn.bsky.social · 14/09/2026
The greater the perceived threat, the more seriously countries take NATO defence spending targets. Allies can be divided into five groups: the ‘top performers’, the ‘fast-track’, ‘baseline’, ‘stressed’, and ‘reluctant’ Allies, writes Felix Gasper.
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NATO's New Defence Spending Target: Who's planning What in 2026? - International Centre for Defence and Security
At their 2025 summit in The Hague, NATO Allies agreed on a new 5% defence spending goal: by 2035, 3.5% of each country’s GDP should be allocated to hard defence and 1.5% to defence-related projects. W...
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ICDS Tallinn @icds-tallinn.bsky.social · 14/09/2026
The recent Leipzig Airport drone incident is the latest reminder of the hybrid threats Germany faces from Russia. How has Germany’s response to these attacks evolved? Naomi Breuer examines this in the new ICDS analysis.
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Fighting a War at Home: The Institutionalisation of Germany’s Response to Russian Hybrid Attacks - International Centre for Defence and Security
Germany's response to Russian hybrid threats has become institutionalised since 2022 due to emergent evidence revealing a sustained campaign against German society and democracy. Officials now treat t...
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LSE International Relations @lseir.bsky.social · 11/09/2026
Is Georgia pursuing a strategy of multi-alignment, or drifting towards strategic irrelevance? In this new analysis for @icds-tallinn.bsky.social, our DINAM Fellow Teona Giuashvili examines how the Georgian Dream government has reoriented Georgia’s foreign policy since 2022. icds.ee/en/georgias-...
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Georgia’s Foreign Policy Pivot: From Euro-Atlantic Integration to Strategic Irrelevance - International Centre for Defence and Security
Amid the recurring instability in Georgia’s political life, one constant stood out: the country’s unwavering commitment to a western foreign policy orientation. This trajectory persisted across succes...
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