TALLINN – Foreign Minister Toomas Ilves failed to mention Estonia's relations with Russia and the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe during his biannual foreign policy presentation to Parliament Nov. 25, but lawmakers questioned him on both in a discussion that was cut short after three hours of debate. Following Ilves' speech that outlined accession to NATO and the European Union and greater participation in global economic organizations as Estonia's foreign policy priorities, the MPs threw out questions regarding relations with the East and the future of the OSCE's work i...
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