Russian aggression in Ukraine and the migration crisis indicate that the European Union and NATO must intensify co-operation as well as redirecting it to a level of greater practicality, Estonian Foreign Minister Marina Kaljurand said.
"NATO and EU membership are the mainstay of Estonia's security. The challenges that have arisen in recent years, including Russia's aggression against Ukraine and the migration crisis, have shown that the two organisations can and must intensify co-operation," spokespeople for the Foreign Ministry quoted Kaljurand as sayin...
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