Russia today is driven less by triumph than by unease, argues Andres Vosman, until recently Estonia’s top analyst on Russia, in an interview examining the […]
Russia through an Estonian intelligence lens Read More
The comforting European belief that history ended in the 1990s has become not merely naïve but dangerous, Estonia’s second-most senior foreign ministry official, Jonatan Vseviov,
Europe’s 1990s dream is over, Estonia’s high-ranking diplomat warns Read More
The departure of a morning train from Tartu to Riga on Monday marked a modest but meaningful moment in Baltic transport, reconnecting two historic cities
Railway diplomacy: Tartu and Riga reconnected by train Read More
Estonian political leaders and legal experts have reacted cautiously to the arrest of Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro and the United States’ decision to take temporary
Estonian leaders cite international law concerns after Maduro’s arrest Read More
Bridging exile and homeland: Estonia’s Visnapuu Award honours a lifetime of literary repair – and a bold new generation. On a cold January evening in
Visnapuu Award honours Janika Kronberg and Reijo Roos Read More
Estonia’s mergers and acquisitions market staged a decisive comeback in 2025, with transaction volumes up 18.5 per cent year on year and the country’s largest
Estonia’s deal market rebounds as big-ticket transactions hit record highs Read More
Standing 23 metres tall on Saaremaa island, the steel structure is both a festive landmark and a quiet monument to environmental change. On the edge
Estonia’s tallest Christmas tree is made of steel – and civic persistence Read More
Estonia has begun installing the first bunkers in southeastern Estonia near the Russian border, part of a wider Baltic Defence Line designed to strengthen defences
Estonia begins installing first bunkers on border with Russia Read More
Russian border guards briefly crossed a temporary control line on the Narva River on 17 December, in what Estonian authorities have described as an illegal
Estonia reports illegal Russian border crossing on the Narva River Read More
Kaja Kallas, the European Union’s foreign policy chief and Estonia’s former prime minister, has been ranked 16th in Politico’s Class of 2026, the publication’s annual
Kaja Kallas at 16 on Politico’s list of Europe’s most powerful Read More
