After pioneering e-vote, Estonians head to ballot box
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Estonians vote at a polling station in Tallinn. Estonians streamed to polling stations today to cast traditional paper-ballot votes in the EU newcomer's parliamentary election, the first in the world to have ...Comment
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The two largest political parties in Estonia look poised to stay in power, according to opinion polls ahead of Sunday's parliamentary election.Comment
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Voters in East Timor went to the polls on Saturday to choose a new government tasked with uniting the population of the tiny fledgling state, shattered by violence, poverty and soaring unemployment.
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fraud in the electronic vote counting had helped the ruling ex-communists win a slim lead. country into weeks of uncertainty as it struggles to stay on track to join the European Union in 2007.
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With primary contests or caucuses in 24 states today, election officials from three states explain how e-voting systems are readied for voters.
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Estonian Prime Minister Andrus Ansip was set for a narrow win in a parliamentary election on Sunday, leaving him in pole position to form a coalition in the Baltic state.
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The Baltic state of Estonia plans to  become the world's first country to allow voting in a national  parliamentary election via the Internet next month -- with a  little help from the forest king.
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The Baltic state of Estonia plans to become the world's first country to allow voting in a national parliamentary election via the Internet next month -- with a little help from the forest king.
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Latvians have begun voting in the Baltic state's first election since joining the EU two years ago, with social issues high on the minds of voters concerned that the booming economy has not benefited everyone in the bloc's poorest country.
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In August, Joshua Rosen, a San Francisco entrepreneur and art director, went live with a Web site that makes it very simple for people to register to vote.
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A 20-year-old Estonian student has been fined for participating in&#160;a cyberattack that paralyzed Estonian Web sites&#160;and&#160;soured the country&#39;s relationship with Russia, a government official said Thursday.Dmitri Galushkevich used his home PC to launched a denial-of-service attack that knocked down the Web site for the political party of Estonia&#39;s prime minister for several days, said Gerrit Maesalu, spokesman for the Northeast District Prosecutor&#39;s Office in Tallinn, Estonia&#39;s capital. Galushkevich must pay 17,500 kroons ($1,642).Galushkevich is the only person who has been convicted since the cyberattack in April and May 2007 crippled the Web sites of banks, schools, and government agencies.The attacks occurred after the Estonian government decided to relocate a Soviet-era World War II memorial of a bronze soldier. Ethnic Russians in Estonia rioted in the streets, and cyberattacks ensued. Russia denied involvement.&quot;He [Galushkevich] wanted to show that he was against the removal of this bronze statue,&quot; Maesalu. &quot;At the moment, we don&#39;t have any other suspects.&quot;But police are still trying to find others who may have been involved in the attacks, although the investigation is complicated since the attackers are likely outside Estonia, Maesalu said.As the attacks were continuing, Estonian Defense Minister Jaak Aaviksoo called for stronger defenses in Europe against computer hackers.&#160;
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Inside the battle for a critical chunk of votes
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Estonians vote at a polling station in Tallinn. The two main parties in Estonia's ruling coalition were running almost neck-and-neck Sunday in elections in the Baltic EU newcomer, which included the world's ...Comment
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Contenders act to mend rift opened by contest while ballots are checked after victory by just 511 votes
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Early voters in the Sunshine State begin casting electronic ballots Monday, and it doesn't take long for the first problems to surface.
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TALLINN - Center-right Estonian Prime Minister Andrus Ansip was set for a wafer-thin election victory on Sunday, allowing him to re-form the current right-left coalition or ...Comment
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Prime Minister Andrus Ansip's center-right Reform Party narrowly won Estonia's Parliamentary election Sunday ahead of its left-leaning coalition partner, official preliminary results showed.Comment