Estonia complains of airspace violations by Russian planes
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Estonian Prime Minister Juhan Parts said Russian airplanes have been entering Estonian airspace without permission.
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Russia on Monday sharply criticized a monument honoring Estonians who fought in the German army against Soviet troops during World War II, calling it a disgraceful glorification of Nazis and urging the European ...
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A day after two Russian airliners fell from the sky, confusion over what happened reflected a country torn between skepticism and concern.
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Hezbollah on Monday released footage of an drone aircraft it had sent into Israeli airspace a day earlier, a flight which the United Nations said violated the U.N.-drawn border between Lebanon and Israel.
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Commander of the Russian air forces, army general Vladimir Mikhailov, acquainted himself with the operations of the Finnish air forces Friday at the Karelia air fleet base in Rissala near the town of Kuopio in ...
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A 20-year-old man gets a modest fine for staging one of the denial-of-service attacks that had the Estonian government contemplating war on Russia. He lives in Estonia.
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Estonia moves to ban displays of Soviet symbols - triggering anger from the Russian government.
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A pro-Russian breakaway region in  Georgia said on Saturday it believed a Georgian plane crashed  over its territory this week and dismissed Georgia&#39;s accusation  that a Russian aircraft had violated its airspace.
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The Russian military said Tuesday that its bombers' flyover of a U.S. aircraft carrier in the Pacific was part of a routine patrol conducted in accordance with international rules.
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29 August 2004 -- Russian investigators are continuing their probe into the near simultaneous crashes of two airliners on 24 August after finding traces of explosives at both wreckage sites.
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Estonia's president accused Russia Friday of failing to confront the "barbarous" legacy of the Soviet Union's five-decade occupation of his country.
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Estonia put four ethnic Russians on  trial on Monday over riots last year when the authorities moved  a Soviet-era war memorial, protests which the authorities say  were in part organized and financed from Russia.
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Estonia will tighten security at its borders ahead of a visit to the Baltic state and its neighbours of Queen Elizabeth II, the interior ministry has said.
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Estonia is seeking help from Russia to  find the culprits behind a massive wave of attacks on the  country&#39;s Internet infrastructure, Prime Minister Andrus Ansip  said on Wednesday.
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(InfoWorld) - From alleged poisonings to organized crime, Russia has been getting a lot of bad press lately. But this time the country -- or at least, the government -- may be in the clear. The string of crippling DDOS (distributed denial-of-service)Â attacks against EstoniaÂ didn't appear to be a coordinated attack by one entity within Russia, wrote Jose Nazario, senior security engineer with Arbor Networks, in a commentary. Estonia, a former satellite of the Soviet Union with a population of 1.3 million, came under intense electronic attacks around April 27, jamming up commercial and government Web sites. The attacks came as Estonia moved a World War II memorial of a statue of a Soviet soldier, igniting fierce protests. Although Russia was quickly accused, Russian government officials denied involvement. Difficulties in tracing the source of the DDOS attacks left more suspicions than facts. But further analysis throws doubt on whether a single agency alone was involved, given that the attacks came from computers around the world, Nazario wrote. While it is possible to spoof the origin of a DDOS attack, "none of the sources we have analyzed from around the world show a clear line from Moscow to Tallin," Estonia's capital, Nazario wrote. While the Russian government may have not been the single source, there is evidence that a number of Russian-speaking computer gurus may have joined in. Several Russian-language Web forums have information and scripts that would allow others to rig their computers to join in a DDOS attack, which involves sending massive streams of data to a Web site, causing it to crash. The scripts would cause a computer to send data to a Web site. "We see signs of Russian nationalism at work here, but no Russian government connection," Nazario wrote. This week has been fairly quiet, said Hillar Aarelaid, chief security officer for Estonia's Computer Emergency Response Team. "We have seen some attacks, but they are quite easy to handle," Aarelaid said, adding the DDOS attacks remain under investigation. Â
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Russian officials said terrorism is just one possible cause of Tuesday night&#39;s near-simultaneous airliner crashes that killed 89 people, while President Vladimir Putin ordered responsibility for airport security to be transferred to state law-enforcement
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Russian authorities gave the all-clear on Saturday to a Finnair plane after delaying it for five hours for radiation checks, the Finnish carrier said.Comment