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Estonian Debate Intensifies Over Voting Rights for Russian Citizens Amid Security Concerns - Vimarsana News

Estonian Debate Intensifies Over Voting Rights for Russian Citizens Amid Security Concerns

In Estonia, the debate over the fate of Russian citizens' voting rights is heating up as the government considers restricting their participation in local elections. This policy shift emerges in response to Russia's ongoing military aggression against Ukraine. The United Nations has branded Russia an aggressor state, and the Estonian Ministry of Justice is now…

Changes in Russian embassy delay application for Estonian citizenship - Vimarsana News

Changes in Russian embassy delay application for Estonian citizenship

Number of Russian citizens who apply for Estonian citizenship doubled last year but the process of changing citizenship now is delayed.

Seredenko sentenced to five and a half years for actions against the state - Vimarsana News

Seredenko sentenced to five and a half years for actions against the state

The Harju County Court on Thursday sentenced pro-Russian political activist Sergei Seredenko to five and a half years in prison for actions against the Estonian state. The sentence is longer than what was sought by the prosecution.

Toomas Jürgenstein: No need to amend Constitution if we believe in Ukraine - Vimarsana News

Toomas Jürgenstein: No need to amend Constitution if we believe in Ukraine

I believe that Russia will long since have lost the war once local elections roll around in Estonia. Trying to bypass the Estonian Constitution because of a fading empire would demonstrate little faith in a Ukrainian victory and not enough pride in our Constitution, Toomas Jürgenstein writes.

Justice chancellor: No decision can be based on fear or anger alone - Vimarsana News

Justice chancellor: No decision can be based on fear or anger alone

The justice chancellor initializing constitutional review of amendments is a completely normal process, also as applies to revoking the local elections voting rights of third country citizens, Chancellor of Justice Ülle Madise said on the "Otse uudistemajast" webcast.