Estonia was placed on air alert overnight after fewer than ten foreign drones entered its airspace during a new wave of Ukrainian attacks on Russian […]
Estonia on drone alert after airspace breach Read More
In the wake of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, Estonian World brings you the latest reactions from Estonia. For updates from 2022, please see a
Updates: Russia’s war against Ukraine – Estonian perspective Read More
On 25 March 1949, the Soviet regime deported 20,000 Estonian men, women, and children to Siberia; in just a few days, nearly three per cent
Estonia remembers the victims of Soviet deportations Read More
A scholarship programme is offering young Estonians living abroad the chance to complete a professional internship in Estonia in 2026, with applications open until 31
Young diaspora Estonians offered paid internships in Estonia Read More
President Alar Karis’s Independence Day address was careful, responsible and clear in its loyalties; what it lacked was altitude – the kind of vision that
Karis’s Independence Day address offers reassurance – but little lift Read More
As Estonians across the globe unite on 24 February to celebrate Independence Day, it is the perfect moment to reflect on the nation’s remarkable journey
From crusades to comeback: Estonia’s road to independence Read More
Estonian World and its co-authors unveil 100 captivating insights that blend time-honored traditions with unexpected surprises, offering a fresh lens on the nation’s unique legacy.
A hundred interesting facts about Estonia Read More
Estonia has launched a major procurement drive to buy up to 600 concrete bunkers for the Baltic Defence Line, as the three Baltic states push
Estonia to buy up to 600 bunkers for Baltic Defence Line Read More
Known as “Pancake Tuesday” in the UK, Ireland, Australia and Canada, Estonians celebrate Shrove Tuesday or Vastlapäev instead – and eat lots of buns with
Estonians celebrate Shrove Tuesday by eating whipped cream buns Read More
Estonia chooses its Eurovision 2026 entry at the Eesti Laul final on 14 February, broadcast live by Estonian World.* Twelve finalists. Two rounds. One ticket
Live: Estonia chooses its 2026 Eurovision song entry Read More
