Estonia urged restraint in the Middle East on Saturday after coordinated US and Israeli strikes on Iran triggered retaliatory attacks across the region, while Tallinn […]
“Avoid escalation”: Estonia breaks silence after US and Israel attack Iran Read More
Thirty years ago today, president Lennart Meri went on TV to announce an audacious plan: connect every Estonian school to the internet; it started as
Estonia’s Tiger Leap: the schools project that wired a nation for the digital age Read More
Estonia’s 19-year-old freestyle skier Henry Sildaru won silver in the men’s freeski halfpipe at the Milan–Cortina Winter Olympics on Friday, recovering from a first-run crash
Two years after a Tallinn panel asked whether Estonia remains an attractive destination for investors, the verdict is broadly unchanged – but the doubts have
Investing in Estonia, two years on Read More
In Finnish Lapland, where winter tourism has traditionally revolved around timber chalets and glass-roofed cabins, a new development is taking a markedly different architectural approach;
Estonian firm launches 80-home underground resort in Lapland Read More
Startup funding in the Baltics improved in 2025, but the market did not return to the easy-money conditions of earlier years; the Baltic Startup Funding
Estonia leads the Baltics in larger startup rounds as investors stay selective Read More
Estonia’s president Alar Karis has called for Europe to re-enter diplomacy with Moscow – only to be slapped down by the country’s foreign ministry and
Estonia splits publicly over whether to open talks with the Kremlin Read More
Estonia’s digital nation likes clean stories: a borderless ID, thousands of new firms, and a record €125 million for the treasury; the messier truth is
Estonia’s e-residency posts record revenues – but the small print matters Read More
The Estonian Drama Theatre is making a clear pitch to Estonia’s international community, expanding the number of productions available with English and Russian translation in
The Estonian Drama Theatre opens performances to English-speaking audiences Read More
The Estonian composer Arvo Pärt has once again been named the world’s most performed living composer, according to the annual listings compiled by Bachtrack, as
Arvo Pärt tops global performance charts again at 90 Read More
