Kaja Kallas says Ukraine is giving the free world a masterclass on cyber-defence
The prime minister of Estonia on the need for better preparation against digital warfare
NEARLY TWO years ago, I had the opportunity to chair the first official UN Security Council meeting on cyber-security. Almost everyone at the meeting stressed what all states have already agreed: international law, including the UN Charter in its entirety, applies in cyberspace. Russia did not.
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