The Estonian president, Kersti Kaljulaid, has been appointed the first global advocate for “every woman every child” by the UN secretary-general, Antonio Guterres. Kaljulaid was […]
The Estonian president appointed a UN role Read More
Iglucraft, the Estonian manufacturer that few years ago made headlines in Britain when Gordon Ramsay and David Beckham bought its handmade igloo-style saunas, is planning
Estonian sauna maker Iglucraft plans a global expansion Read More
The New York native, Rafael Zayas, has made Estonia his home – and wants to participate in the local culture and maintain the desire to
Rafael Zayas – an American settling in Estonia Read More
The Laulasmaa, Estonia-based Arvo Pärt Centre recently announced a competition for a residency scholarship that allows one artist to focus on their work at the
The Estonian theologian, Anne Burghardt, has been elected the general secretary of the Lutheran World Federation; the election marks the first woman and the first
Estonian Anne Burghardt elected the general secretary of the Lutheran World Federation Read More
The Estonian-founded money transfer firm, Wise, formerly known as TransferWise, has announced it is planning to go public in the London Stock Exchange through a
Estonian-founded British company Wise to go public in a direct London listing Read More
The Guardian, a British media outlet, included the Estonian documentary, “A Year Full of Drama”, among the “10 great documentaries about theatre” that “capture the
An Estonian film among the Guardian’s great documentaries about theatre Read More
The Estonian autonomous vehicle manufacturer, Auve Tech, and the University of Tartu have developed an autonomous hydrogen-powered shuttle bus – claimed to be the first
An autonomous hydrogen-powered vehicle to be launched in Estonia Read More
A new documentary on the Patarei prison in the Estonian capital, Tallinn – a facility that was used by the totalitarian regimes to imprison thousands
A new documentary about Estonia’s former Patarei prison premieres in Tallinn Read More
The Estonian edtech startup, Edumus, that places working professionals in schools as part-time teachers, has raised €180,000 from several Estonian and Finnish angel investors, including
Estonian edtech startup Edumus raises €180,000 to tackle the global teacher shortage Read More
