Estonia’s beloved Dance Celebration returns not just as a performance, but as a national family reunion – bringing together 11,000 dancers in a vibrant expression […]
Estonia’s Dance Celebration returns as a national family reunion Read More
In a move rich with diplomatic symbolism and strategic intent, Israel has announced plans to open an embassy in Tallinn – a significant milestone in
Israel to open an embassy in Estonia, deepening security and digital ties Read More
Pactum, the Estonian-founded startup specialising in autonomous commercial negotiation, has raised $54 million in a Series C funding round, led by New York-based Insight Partners,
Estonian AI firm Pactum secures $54M in a funding round led by a US investor 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 marks Flag Day – a brief history Read More
Estonia’s boldest coding school, kood/Jõhvi, is going global – bringing its teacherless, self-directed model to Ukraine and Kenya in a bid to boost digital skills,
Code without borders: Estonia’s coding school expands to Ukraine and Kenya Read More
Germany’s chief of defence has warned that NATO must be ready to repel a possible Russian attack within the next four years, suggesting that the
Germany’s top general warns of possible Russian attack on NATO by 2029 Read More
Leonardo DiCaprio walks into a 1969 Estonian film “Kevade”, set in the 1800s… No, it’s not the start of a bad joke – it’s the
AI recasts DiCaprio in 1969 Estonian classic Read More
Estonia’s government has pledged over €1.3 million to help complete Keskus, a striking new Estonian Centre under construction in the heart of Toronto, marking the
Estonia backs landmark diaspora hub in Toronto with €1.37 million contribution Read More
Wise co-founder Taavet Hinrikus and Skype veteran Sten Tamkivi are building Kasvuhoone, a Tallinn campus aiming to become the Nordics’ largest hub for tech, creativity
Greenhouse for unicorns: Tallinn hub eyes Europe’s tech independence Read More
An evocative exhibition chronicling the lost worlds and living traditions of Europe’s lesser-known peoples opened at the University of York, the UK, on 8 May,
Lennart Meri’s cultural mission reaches British shores Read More
