India conducts nationwide COVID-19 drill
As new COVID-19 cases are increasing continuously (over 6,000 daily cases), Indian hospitals have received instructions from the central government in regard to pandemic preparedness.
April 10, 2023
How likely is a devastating earthquake in Estonia?
Most Estonians know that we live in a region where earthquakes are rare and when they do happen, they are almost invariably small, barely perceptible.
April 6, 2023
5 reasons why crisis-management is so complex
While crisis management is an important process from the point of view of ensuring organisational sustainability, it is also a very complex undertaking. Its complexity
March 16, 2023
Intermarium 2.0 as a booster dose for Ukrainian integration
Hannes Nagel The Intermarium was a post-World War I geopolitical concept that envisaged an alliance of countries from the Baltic Sea to the Black Sea
February 6, 2023
The crisis management system should be reviewed.
Hannes Nagel, Crisis Research Centre. The coalition agreement of the new composition of the Government of the Republic, which took office in mid-July, focuses on
February 6, 2023
KRUK in the media: Whose is the higher education crisis?
Anne-May Nagel and Hannes Nagel; Crisis Research Centre. In recent weeks, we have heard a lot about the crisis in the financing of higher education,
February 6, 2023
KRUK in the media: underfunding of higher education is a security threat.
The refusal of higher education institutions to sign administrative contracts signals that we are starting to reach the threshold of a new crisis. One that
February 6, 2023
Tallinn Hospital would be a strategic target for Russia.
Gone is the time when attacking civilian objects bearing the red cross was taboo and reprehensible. The experience of Ukraine shows that living next door
February 6, 2023
The application of chaos theory to crisis management of epidemics.
Chaos theory is mainly known from the example of the Lorenz butterfly effect, where small changes can lead to significant, long-term and catastrophic consequences. What
February 6, 2023
Europe has some homework to do – 3 lessons from Ukraine
Hannes Nagel — Since the theft of Crimea, the war has so far taught Europe countless lessons. Among them some stand out – perhaps due to
December 10, 2022
