The Crisis Research Centre blog covers exciting topics in the crisis area, newsletters reviews and interviews with crisis management practitioners. We bring you here the full English-language versions of our researchers’ opinion pieces, published in various publications and newspapers.
Denmark is not usually associated with earthquakes. In recent years, the country’s perception of risk has been shaped more by storms, floods, power outages, cyberattacks,
In this instalment of the Crisis Lens series, we examine a country that appears again and again in Middle Eastern crises: Iran. The former empire
Singapore’s fuel crisis does not primarily appear as empty petrol stations, but in prices, electricity bills, shipping, and the question of whether an energy-import-dependent city-state
Australia’s 2026 fuel crisis clearly shows how a geopolitical conflict taking place far away can, within a short period of time, become a very ordinary
Crisis Research Centre intern Polina Odarych (Tallinn University) discusses the complexity of today’s information environments and how emotions, repetition, and information noise can shape public
The government’s plan to move the Estonian Ministry of the Interior to the Kopli peninsula in North Tallinn would mean placing internal security leadership in
