Estonia’s path to freedom began with mass singing at the Tallinn Song Festival Grounds in the summer of 1988; following the pivotal events of the […]
Estonia: how the singing revolution sparked independence Read More
“The Singing Revolution”, a musical about Estonia’s peaceful independence movement, will be presented in a West End showcase at London’s prestigious Savoy Theatre on 5
A musical about Estonia’s Singing Revolution to be staged in London Read More
Estonia has officially joined CERN, the European Organisation for Nuclear Research, as its 24th member state, becoming the first Baltic country to achieve the full
Estonia joins the ranks of nuclear research nations Read More
Danish logistics giant Maersk is among the investors in Pactum AI, an Estonian-American automated negotiation startup that has raised USD20 million in Series B investment.
Estonian-American AI startup Pactum raises USD20 million Read More
According to the results of the OECD’s Programme for International Student Assessment 2022 Creative Thinking test, part of the larger PISA study, Estonian students ranked
Estonian students rank first in Europe in PISA creative thinking test Read More
On 4 June 1884, the Estonian Student Union adopted blue, black and white as the colours of their fraternity; the date is now celebrated as
Estonia celebrates Flag Day – a short history Read More
Statistics Estonia has published the results of the largest and most comprehensive relationship survey in Estonia, which looked at violence against both men and women
Forty-one per cent of women in Estonia have experienced violence Read More
In 2023, tax revenues from Estonian e-resident companies amounted to €64.3 million, an increase of 33 per cent over the previous year; including paid state
E-residents contribute €67 million in tax revenue to Estonia Read More
The Vaksali pedestrian bridge and underpasses in Tartu, Estonia’s second-largest town, have been shortlisted for the 2024 European Union Prize for Contemporary Architecture, the Mies
A pedestrian bridge in Tartu shortlisted for an EU architecture prize Read More
Ilon Wikland, an Estonian-Swedish artist and illustrator, renowned for her illustrations for the world-famous Swedish children author, Astrid Lindgren, is celebrating her 94th birthday on 5
Ilon Wikland is in the hearts of Estonians Read More
