Tallinn
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Tallinn is the capital and largest city of Estonia, serving as a key point in regional diplomatic disputes involving border controls, airspace usage, and maritime activities. It has been involved in tensions with Russia over Ukrainian drone flights and border measurements, particularly concerning the Narva River. The city also features in discussions about real estate prices, which have approached those in Helsinki, and cross-border rescue operations involving Finland and Saint Petersburg.
Recent coverage
- Russia lodged a protest with Estonia's representative after the demolition of a monument to Soviet soldiers — Ведомости
- Russian Foreign Ministry Condemns Tallinn's Breach of Obligations Regarding Military Burial Sites — Вести
- Russian Foreign Ministry Condemns Estonia's Demolition of Soviet Soldiers' Monument — Интерфакс
- Tallinn's Old Town has lost 20 percent of commercial space - SPB RU News — Gazeta.SPb
- Estonia Calls on EU to Cut Funding for Sports Orgs Allowing Russian Athletes — Вести
- Zakhrova besieged Estonia, calling for an end to funding of the IOC — Вести
- Estonia Stripped of Rights to Host Shooting World Championships Due to Russian Exclusion — Москва 24
- Tallinn authorities did not approve concert featuring rapper Mota — Вести
- Former Modern Talking lead singer apologizes for supporting Russia after concert cancellation threats — Вести
- Housing Prices in Estonia and Finland Almost Equalize - SPB RU Newspaper - St. Petersburg News — Gazeta.SPb
- Zakharova states that Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia will likely not avoid UN court over Russia's complaint — Москва 24
- Zakharova responds to Estonia and Latvia's call for talks with Russia — Москва 24