The Estonian resort town of Pärnu is planning a new 100-berth marina next to its Old Harbour quarter, with capacity for yachts up to 120
Pärnu to build a marina for the world’s largest yachts Read More
Tallinn is preparing a significant shift in the way it develops its tram network, with the city planning to buy 22 new bidirectional trams –
Tallinn to buy 22 bidirectional trams as the city rethinks its transport future Read More
The net wealth of the average Estonian household rose to €103,300 in 2024, up from €66,200 in 2021, according to Eesti Pank, Estonia’s central bank.
Estonian household wealth rises, but the richest 5% hold 40% of assets Read More
Pärnu, Estonia’s seaside resort city and unofficial summer capital, wants the country’s planned multifunctional arena to be built there, arguing that its location between Tallinn
Pärnu bids to host Estonia’s planned multifunctional arena Read More
Estonian World is providing live coverage of the Lennart Meri Conference 2026, which brings global leaders, diplomats, defence experts and analysts to Tallinn from 15-17
Watch live: Lennart Meri Conference 2026 in Tallinn Read More
Estonia has opened a new honorary consulate in Izmir, Türkiye’s third-largest city and one of the country’s main export and logistics centres, as Tallinn seeks
Estonia opens an honorary consulate in Izmir to strengthen ties with Türkiye Read More
The alternative music and club culture festival Kauge returns to Tartu, Estonia, on 16 May, transforming a former factory complex into a four-stage meeting point
Estonia’s Kauge festival brings club culture to a former factory in Tartu Read More
Viljandi city government’s refusal to allow the Estonian LGBT Association to unfurl a rainbow-coloured fabric in Vabaduse Square on 1 June is not an act
Editorial: Viljandi’s rainbow ban is not child protection – it is civic exclusion Read More
Estonia, long ranked among the European countries with the widest gender pay gaps, recorded its narrowest gap on record in 2025, with women earning on
Estonia records its lowest-ever gender pay gap Read More
International defence projects involving Estonian companies and institutions have secured more than €700 million in European Union funding under the latest round of the European
The EU defence fund awards more than €700m to projects involving Estonia Read More
