The latest economic forecast by Swedbank shows that the deepening economic recession has carried over from the end of last year into the first half […]
Swedbank: the Estonian economy to be in decline for the second year in a row Read More
An international consortium of journalists revealed secret strategic documents concerning Russia’s plans in the Baltic states, Eesti Päevaleht, Yahoo News, Süddeutsche Zeitung, the Kyiv Independent
Russia’s secret strategy documents reveal plans involving Baltic states Read More
The Estonian state-owned energy group, Eesti Energia (Estonian Energy), private energy company Alexela, the Port of Tallinn, the Town of Tartu, the University of Tartu
Hydrogen valley founded in Estonia Read More
The Estonian Internal Security Service writes in its latest annual review that international sanctions, deportations of extremist Russian citizens from Estonia and entry bans have
According to the Commercial Register and Startup Estonia, the share of female founders of startups in Estonia has been steadily moving up in recent years,
The share of female founders in the Estonian startup sector has grown Read More
According to the Estonian Police and Border Guard Board, people have lost more than €1.5 million to scammers in the first three months of this
Estonian police: People have lost over €1.5 million to scammers in 2023 so far Read More
The Estonian capital, Tallinn, is to start testing the new Pesa Twist tram on its streets at the beginning of 2024; altogether, 23 new trams,
Tallinn to test a new tram Read More
During his visit to Estonia, the German president, Frank-Walter Steinmeier, awarded Kersti Kaljulaid, a former president of Estonia, the Order of Merit of the Federal
Estonia’s former president Kaljulaid awarded Germany’s top decoration Read More
Researchers and students at Tartu Observatory of the University of Tartu have started developing Estonia’s first Moon lander with the aim of bringing Estonian technology
Researchers, students to develop Estonia’s first lunar rover Read More
Researchers at the University of Tartu Institute of Computer Science have added Livonian, Komi, Mansi and 14 other Finno-Ugric languages to the university’s machine translation
Tartu University’s machine translation engine now translates 23 Finno-Ugric languages Read More
