Estonia's parliament on Wednesday approved a bill meant to strengthen its maritime security by allowing the country's military to use force on any ship attacking vital naval sites or infrastructure.

The Baltic region, comprising Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, has quietly transformed into a vital logistics link between ...

A hard-working Royal Navy ship is going into a period of maintenance after a busy four months of operations. Portsmouth-based ...

A new deal between the UK's Ultra Maritime and US dronemaker Anduril will create a state-of-the art undersea sonar system ...

As the publication writes, the permission to use military force can be used to merchant ships that are suspected of intending ...

The Estonian parliament wants to allow the Defense Forces and the Navy to use military force against merchant ships. However, ...

The Estonian military may be granted the right to use force to strengthen maritime security, including the right to sink civilian ...

Faced with the Russian threat, the Estonian parliament wants to authorise the defence forces and navy to use military force ...

The Riigikogu is set to vote on the final reading of a bill which, if passed, would allow the Estonian Defense Forces (EDF) ...

The Kremlin's chilling maritime missions above and below the sea are become murkier as the spillover from war in Ukraine continues to feed Russia's hunger for spying missions against the UK ...

Suspicious Russian tankers keep slashing Europe’s internet and power cables. It’s not an act of war … but someday it might be ...

The Lincoln Community School was abuzz this past Thursday, when over 100 students, staff and community members gathered ...