Researchers at Tallinn University of Technology are exploring the Baltic Sea as a source of thermal energy for urban heating. Amid rising global temperatures and […]
Estonia’s ambitious dive into seawater heat Read More
On 28 September 1994, the MS Estonia sank in the Baltic Sea, claiming 852 lives; thirty years on, the tragedy remains shrouded in conspiracy theories,
The sinking of MS Estonia: 30 years of unanswered questions Read More
In a move to push green energy forward, the US-based chemicals company, Protio, has signed an agreement with the Port of Tallinn to explore producing
Green future: Protio and the Port of Tallinn to explore e-fuels Read More
Estonian graphic designer Joonas Sildre has crafted a graphic novel, “Between Two Sounds”, chronicling Arvo Pärt’s journey through art, silence and self-discovery. Estonia’s most celebrated
Between two sounds: a graphic novel on Arvo Pärt’s journey Read More
The Estonian capital, Tallinn, is partnering with Irish artificial intelligence company Hayden AI to pilot automated monitoring of bus lanes and stops under the “Test
Tallinn to pilot AI monitoring of bus lanes and stops Read More
Estonia’s experience in handling the cyber attacks of 2007 has positioned the country as a thought leader in cyber security. This article outlines the major
Turning around the 2007 cyber attack: lessons from Estonia Read More
In a world where music often speaks louder than words, Arvo Pärt’s compositions resonate with profound, almost spiritual clarity, and his minimalist approach, characterised by
Arvo Pärt: a visual retrospective Read More
The Estonian Defence Forces and the Defence League have upgraded their sniper capabilities with the introduction of new, advanced sniper rifles. Last week, snipers from
Estonian defence forces upgrade sniper capabilities Read More
On 23 August 1989, approximately two million people from Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania joined hands, forming a human chain from Tallinn through Riga to Vilnius,
Gallery: The Baltic Way in pictures Read More
At 19:00 on 23 August 1989, approximately two million people from Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania joined hands, forming a human chain from Tallinn through Riga
Estonia commemorates the Baltic Chain – the longest unbroken human chain in history Read More
