Protests in Hongkong are part of ongoing long-lasting process, where China is trying to control and limit Hongkong civil society, which is protecting the civil rights of its citizens and special...
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“China has found ways how to evade the US posed tariffs. One example of it is using the method of transhipment, where Chinese produced goods are first imported to South East Asian countries, where...
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Kristi Raik, director of the Estonian Foreign Policy Institute, said to the Financial Times the area where the nationalists could perhaps affect Estonia’s image most negatively was on EU...
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" Macron is definitely one of the big winners of the current result," commented Kristi Raik, Director of the Estonian Foreign Policy Institute/ICDS, the nomination of the new leaders of the European...
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"Ukraine and the other eastern neighbours of the EU have been very positive about China's role in the region," wrote Kristi Raik, director of the Estonian Foreign Policy Institute, in Estonian daily...
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On 28 June, Kristi Raik, Director of the Estonian Foreign Policy Institute commented on Vikerraadio, Estonian Public Broadcasting, news programme the upcoming G20 Summit in Osaka and said that...
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Piret Kuusik, junior researcher at the Estonian Foreign Policy Institute/ICDS, explained on June 26th in the Estonian Public Broadcasting News Portal that the Russian Federation could expect European...
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" pro-democracy opposition camp aspires to defend and expand their political rights. China is definitely not interested in the fact that, after 30 years, China will be bowing to a strong civil...
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Estonia has achieved global visibility with its expertise in digital and cyber matters. The global dimension of Estonia’s foreign policy has thus far been weak, Kristi Raik, Director of the...
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"The Tiananmen Square protests in some sense showed the extremely good organisational abilities of students or other protesters, expressed in keeping hunger strikes, keeping order," noted Frank...
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