Tallin - A study commissioned by NATO has found that the 2009 US-Israeli cyberattack on Iran's nuclear program was "an act of force" that was likely a violation of international law.

Lost amongst the Europe-wide furore concerning the discovery of horsemeat in processed foods, on February 14 the European Union quietly announced a partial lifting of the ban on animal proteins in feedstuffs.

Global environmental campaigning group Greenpeace is urging the European Union not to authorise herbicide-tolerant genetically engineered (HTGE) crops, stating such crops lead to herbicide-resistant super-weeds.

Online poker giant PokerStars is following through on its promise to repay customers of former competitor Full Tilt Poker, which was shut down in 2011 - leaving millions of players without access to their bankrolls.

Tallin - In a case of really poor judgment, an Estonian newspaper published an ad for slimming pills, showing exhausted concentration camp torture victims to portray new, slim bodies.

A lesbian couple, discriminated by the council in County Östergötland, Sweden, has reported them to the Swedish Equality Ombudsman (Diskrimineringsombudsmannen, DO), for charging them 3,000 kronor ($457) for two inseminations.

On 11 February 2012, many thousands took to the streets throughout Europe in a co-ordinated protest against ACTA - the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement.

Geneva - Originally meant to be built in Waxahachie, Texas, under the nickname of Desertron, Switzerland-France's CERN states it has seen "tantalizing hints" of the elusive Higgs boson, also called the "God particle," in two of their experiments.

Riga - Unfounded rumors, including the nation’s largest bank’s ATMs would shut down, spread like wildfire across Latvia. More than 10,000 customers withdrew more than $38 million from ATMs, which led to half of the machines to be out of money.

New York - U.S. Federal prosecutors have charged seven individuals with devising a massive malware scam that has been estimated to have generated approximately $14 million in fraudulent advertising revenue.

Since 1990 Petteri Tarkkonen has been serving as the Managing Director, CEO and President of Finn-ID Oy. Finn-ID specializes and provided identification-based enterprise solutions for logistics.

Beirut - Seven Estonian cyclists who were kidnapped while travelling in Lebanon’s Bekaa Valley in March have been released Thursday.

In my opinion, no adaptations can possibly make cricket more bearable to watch. However, if I was on Buxey Sands at the time of this innovative North Sea fixture, I may have changed my mind.

Stuck for places to take your partner? Well how about entering the World Wife Carrying Championships? The event, which is an export of Finland, was recently held in Sonkajarvi, as participants celebrated its 16th anniversary.

Prague - Former Communist countries in the EU have called on the Union’s Justice and Home Affairs Council to declare a day of remembrance of all totalitarian crimes committed by regimes throughout Europe.

Haapsalu - A fire on Sunday tore through an Estonian home for disabled children, killing ten. The home was located in Haapsalu, on the central coast of Estonia.

The World Wildlife Fund International released its annual Living Planet Report Wednesday, sharing the shocking conclusion that humans want more than the earth can provide.

The wrecks of three British warships sent to battle a Soviet and German takeover of the Baltic states after the Russian Revolution have been found off the coast of Estonia.

A survey conducted on behalf of the BBC found a large majority of respondents stating they believe access to the Internet to be a "fundamental right".

Tony Blinken, national security adviser to Vice President Biden, said that leaders in Warsaw, Bucharest and Prague should think less of what the U.S. can do for them and more about what they can do with the United States.