For thirteen years, a Stockholm-born man with Estonian roots slipped into European cockpits and flew thousands of passengers on nothing but nerve, talent and a […]
The Estonian-rooted pilot who flew for 13 years without a licence Read More
Estonia’s most famous children’s programme, Mõmmi ja aabits, has achieved the sort of international recognition it never set out to win: a place on American
Estonia’s “Mõmmi ja aabits” joins the world’s creepiest children’s characters Read More
As several European cities grapple with escalating gang violence and drug-related shootings, Tallinn has emerged as an exception. A new overview by Euronews places the
Tallinn crowned Europe’s safest capital amid rising gun crime elsewhere Read More
Tallinn has launched a novel initiative to turn everyday journeys into opportunities for language learning; under the campaign, “Learn Estonian on the go!”, short phrases
Tallinn turns its trams and buses into rolling Estonian classrooms Read More
Estonia is bracing for its most serious outbreak of African swine fever – known as ASF – in a decade, after the country’s largest pig
Estonia faces a major blow as African swine fever hits its largest pig farm Read More
Estonia, long known for its digital savvy and quiet resilience, has just been named the world’s best place to retire – outpacing 136 countries in
Estonia emerges as the world’s best retirement destination Read More
In what officials are describing as a “fortunate accident”, all seven people aboard a helicopter that plunged into the Baltic Sea off Estonia’s western coast
Updated: all survive a helicopter crash off Estonia’s Saaremaa coast Read More
Estonia has slipped to 39th place in the latest World Happiness Report, marking a continued decline in global well-being rankings; while Estonians report strong social
Estonia is less happy than before Read More
William, the Prince of Wales, will make his first official visit to Estonia on 20-21 March, underscoring the close diplomatic and security ties between the
The Prince of Wales to visit Estonia for the first time Read More
Estonia has made nearly four billion words of its linguistic corpus freely available to Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, marking a significant
Estonia’s AI gamble: can four billion words secure its language’s future? Read More
