A dozen Estonian border guards removed all signs directing vehicles to stop at the border and huddled together at the roadside for cake and coffee.

Estonian Interior Minister Mart Helme questioned the Finnish leader's ability to govern the country during an interview on a radio show.

The festival runs until Jan. 12 and organizers are hoping to attract more than 100,000 people. 

Damian Warner will bring a bronze medal home from the decathlon at the World Track and Field Championships.

Internet voting — or i-voting —has been available since 2005 in the nation that gave the world Skype, and the percentage of voters using the internet to cast ballots has increased with each election, reaching 44 per cent of voters in a national election in March.

Four Canadian diplomats are among a slew of foreign officials being booted from Russia in a mass expulsion in retaliation for Western countries ousting Russian diplomats this week over the poisoning of a former spy.

An enormous Russian military exercise in mid-September was a “dry run” for a “full-scale conventional war against NATO in Europe,” the German daily Bild reported earlier this week. 

Fake reports that a New York City mosque burned a U.S. flag to protest Donald Trump are betrayed by the borrowed photos they used.

NATO should permanently station heavily equipped forces in the Baltic states to slow and increase the cost of a Russian invasion, research sponsored by the U.S. Army argues.

NATO is deploying small units in six eastern European nations to help co-ordinate a spearhead force set up in response to Russia's actions in Ukraine.