Isamaa is a political party in Estonia, founded in 1994. It is known for its center-right ideology, focusing on national conservatism, promoting Estonian culture, and advocating for a strong national defense. The party has participated in various coalition governments and has played a significant role in shaping Estonia's policies since regaining independence in 1991. The name "Isamaa" translates to "Fatherland" in Estonian, reflecting the party's emphasis on patriotism and national identity. It supports economic liberalism and social conservatism, aiming to balance economic growth with traditional values. Isamaa has also been involved in discussions about European Union policies and regional security.