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Since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Estonia has been a leader in providing refuge to the Ukrainian people. At the start of the war, Estonia accepted the most Ukrainians per capita of any country in the world, and it remains among the top three, behind Czechia and Poland. There are now approximately 60,000 Ukrainians in Estonia, representing about 4.4% of the population. Three-quarters of these Ukrainians have arrived since 2022. These individuals must negotiate how to maintain their cultural identity while integrating and building new lives abroad.

On December 4th, Martin Mölder will host a seminar offering an up-to-date look at the shifting landscape of Estonian politics.

Seminaris räägivad enda teadustööst militaarsotsioloogia uurimisrühma liikmed.

On 3 December from 16:15 to 17:45, a public discussion titled "The Rise of Drone Warfare: What Everyone Should Know" will take place at the Johan Skytte Institute of Political Studies (Lossi 36), room 214. Join us for an in-depth exploration of how drone technology is reshaping modern conflict.

Join us for an engaging talk with Tim McGuire, former Head of Rapid Adoption at NATO DIANA and Hacking 4 Defence Europe Lead, as he shares insights from his experience.

The Johan Skytte Institute of Political Studies invites all interested to an open lecture by Jean-Dominique Giuliani, President of the Robert Schuman Foundation.

Join us for a special public podcast recording featuring Martin Eyjólfsson and Jonatan Vseviov as they discuss the challenges and opportunities facing small states today.

The MOOC “Growing Apart: What Is Polarisation and What Can We Do About It?” offers a comprehensive understanding of polarisation as a complex social phenomenon.

Apply for the University of Tartu Asia Centre scholarship

The mentoring programme that has been popular in the previous years will be held again this autumn semester.