The secretary-general of NATO, Mark Rutte, urged Europe to strengthen its conventional defences and called for faster advances in drone and air defence technology during
NATO chief says there is no imminent military threat to alliance Read More
Estonian energy-storage company Skeleton Technologies has reached a valuation of more than USD1 billion after a strategic investment led by Siemens, as it prepares to
Skeleton Technologies valued at more than USD1 billion after Siemens-led investment Read More
Estonia’s new president, Ülle Madise, used her first address to warn that fear, indifference and political hostility were corroding public trust, urging the country to
Ülle Madise takes office as Estonia’s president with a call to rebuild trust Read More
Virko Veskoja discovered Britain’s emerging jungle scene through late-night Finnish radio and recreated its futuristic sound on homemade equipment in 1990s Estonia; more than three
From Finnish radio to Tottenham: Estonian jungle pioneer LU:K makes UK debut Read More
Russia’s intelligence services ordered an arson attack on premises used by Milrem Robotics in Tallinn, Estonia’s domestic security agency has concluded. The fire, which broke
Russia ordered an arson attack on Estonian defence company Milrem Robotics Read More
On 28 September 1994, the ferry Estonia vanished into the Baltic Sea, and passenger shipping has never been the same. On a late September night
How the sinking of MS Estonia changed passenger ships forever Read More
Two Estonian children’s books exploring Soviet-era memories and life without school have been selected for The White Ravens 2026, an international catalogue of outstanding children’s
Two Estonian children’s books selected for White Ravens catalogue Read More
The Baltic states have abandoned the 2030 deadline for Rail Baltica and given themselves until 2034 to open the main line, angering leaders in the
Rail Baltica delayed again as Baltic states seek €10 billion from the EU Read More
Aino Lepik von Wirén, Estonia’s ambassador to the Council of Europe, will chair the group preparing a special court to prosecute those bearing the greatest
Estonian envoy elected to lead work on tribunal for Russia’s invasion Read More
The Estonian composer, Arvo Pärt, has become the first Estonian to receive the Goethe Medal, one of Germany’s most prestigious cultural honours, recognising a body
Arvo Pärt becomes the first Estonian to receive Germany’s Goethe Medal Read More
