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Estonian firm wins NATO tender, to build cyber training ground in Luxembourg
  • 2020-11-26
  • BNS/TBT Staff

The Estonian cyber security firm CybExer Technologies moves forward with the building a cyber security training site in Luxembourg after securing a contract from NATO, having won a tender of the NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA). It was organised for the acquisition o...

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European Commission commences infringement procedure against Estonia
European Commission commences infringement procedure against Estonia
Estonian formin discusses political situation with Georgian formin, opposition leader
Estonian formin discusses political situation with Georgian formin, opposition leader
Estonian residents want greater role for EU in combating virus
Estonian residents want greater role for EU in combating virus
Estonian Union for Child Welfare re Ohtuleht article: Use of photos of children unethical
Estonian Union for Child Welfare re Ohtuleht article: Use of photos of children unethical
Estonian hospitals publish joint manual on COVID-19 treatments
Estonian hospitals publish joint manual on COVID-19 treatments
Estonian Health Board enters into EUR 100 mln contract for coronavirus testing
Estonian Health Board enters into EUR 100 mln contract for coronavirus testing
Estonian govt supports EU climate neutrality strategies
Estonian govt supports EU climate neutrality strategies
Estonian president releases interior minister from office
Estonian president releases interior minister from office
PM: Estonia in health emergency
PM: Estonia in health emergency
Reinsalu, Pompeo discuss international situation
Reinsalu, Pompeo discuss international situation
Tallinn city authorities to switch work to yellow scenario from Monday
Tallinn city authorities to switch work to yellow scenario from Monday
Estonia: date for referendum on marriage established, 7,800 people signed Greens' petition to amend Family Act
Estonia: date for referendum on marriage established, 7,800 people signed Greens' petition to amend Family Act

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