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Includes military and police sites.
Board of Border Guard (http://www.pv.ee/index.php?page=158)
A civil institution with a military structure, having a legal status similar to that of the police. Includes information on the structure and functions of the border guard, history and insignia, and press releases. Searchable. In Estonian and Russian, some English.
Eesti Politsei (http://www.politsei.ee/?lang=en)
Estonian Police. Includes news, facts, and information on the police and its structure. Searchable. In Estonian and Russian, some English.
Estonian Defense Forces (http://www.mil.ee/index%5Feng.php)
Describes their structure and leadership, with links to the various service branches, history, cooperation, related links, and more. Searchable. In Estonian, some English.
Kaitseministeerium (http://www.mod.gov.ee/?setlang=est)
Ministry of Defense. Includes information about the minister and ministry, defense policy and budget, defense forces, Estonia and NATO, publications, and more. Searchable. In Estonian, some English.
Security Police Board (http://www.kapo.ee/eng%5Findex.html)
The security and law-enforcement service; tasks include counterintelligence, combatting official corruption, fighting terrorism.Includes general information, history and symbols, structure, press releases, and related links. Searchable. In Estonian, French, and German, some English.
Siseministeerium (http://www.siseministeerium.ee/?lang=en)
Ministry of Internal Security. Ministry develops and guides internal security and public order -- to include guarding and protecting the state border and assuring the border regime, as well as regional fields -- to include developing local government, planning and coordinating regional administration and regional development. News and information about the ministry, press releases, events, and more. Searchable. In Estonian and Russian, some English.
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