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Logistics

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Could Kyiv's Interceptor Shortage Outlast Allied Resolve?

On August 20, 2026, Russian missiles struck Kyiv, signaling a catastrophic collapse in Ukraine’s ability to stop ballistic threats. With interception rates drop…

World Politics Military

Rein Kaljumäe · Aug 20, 2026 • 09:54

Estonia's Railway Network Becomes a Giant Data Scanner

Estonia's rail network is being rebuilt as a data-driven system using LiDAR sensors that create a millimetre-precise digital twin of the infrastructure. Rail Ba…

Technology Estonia Rail Baltica

Henrik Mägi · Aug 19, 2026 • 07:26

Is the 2026 Climate Shock Already Too Big to Prepare For?

NOAA confirms a 90% probability that El Niño 2026 will become a record-shattering climate event, potentially dropping global food yields by 14.3%. While prepara…

Environment Science El Niño 2026

Kärt Lepik · Aug 14, 2026 • 15:53

Who Pays When the Black Sea Grain Corridor Finally Breaks?

Following the August 2026 strike on Novorossiysk, the Black Sea grain war has entered a phase of total infrastructure attrition. As Ukrainian wheat exports face…

World Finance Ukraine

Rein Kaljumäe · Aug 13, 2026 • 07:30

Can families handle 6 separate vaccine doses for MMR?

Splitting the combined MMR vaccine into six separate injections creates a massive logistical burden for working families while ignoring the fact that these mono…

Health Estonia Science

Inese Kalvane · Aug 11, 2026 • 06:12

How does e-commerce militarization threaten national survival?

The boundary between civilian retail and national defense is dissolving as global superpowers leverage marketplace infrastructure for military readiness. From d…

World Technology Estonia

Elisabeth Saar · Aug 10, 2026 • 11:01

Can silk proteins help end our dependence on the vaccine cold chain?

Global health is transitioning away from the $8 billion refrigeration cold chain through innovations like silk-protein coatings and microneedle patches. With up…

Science Health Estonia

Henrik Mägi · Aug 06, 2026 • 06:23

Can a 25-centimetre river level stall the Rhine drought crisis?

Engineering for extremes is no longer an experiment as the Rhine hits record lows. With the Kaub chokepoint at just 25cm, specialized ultra-wide barges and real…

Environment Business Rhine River

Kärt Lepik · Aug 03, 2026 • 17:03

Did a commercial schedule cause Nirmal Purja’s death on Broad Peak?

The July 2026 tragedy on Broad Peak’s west ridge claimed the life of record-breaking mountaineer Nirmal Purja and his entire team. This report analyzes the 6,57…

Sports World Nirmal Purja

Rein Kaljumäe · Aug 01, 2026 • 17:00

Can ferries save us when coastal wildfire evacuation roads fail?

In 2026, 330,000 people were displaced across Europe as standard evacuation routes reached their physical limits. This article explores how amphibious logistics…

Environment World Wildfires

Kärt Lepik · Jul 29, 2026 • 08:38

Can the world afford the rising cost of basic nutrition?

The average cost of a healthy diet has surged to $4.28, leaving nearly one-third of the global population unable to afford essential nutrients. With 75% of cost…

World Health Food Security

Inese Kalvane · Jul 22, 2026 • 12:14

Can large retailers survive the upcoming ban on apparel destruction?

Starting in July 2026, the EU will officially ban the destruction of unsold clothing and footwear to curb industrial-scale waste. This move forces a radical shi…

Environment Business Estonia

Elisabeth Saar · Jul 19, 2026 • 14:36