Bears wandering in Tallinn
On 14 May, the Estonian police warned that bears had been spotted in the western outskirts of the Estonian capital, Tallinn; despite an extensive search […]
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Estonia’s energy giant plans to process plastic waste into liquid fuels
Eesti Energia, Estonia’s largest energy company, will collaborate with the Tallinn University of Technology (TalTech) to process plastic waste into liquid fuels in the company’s
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The Tallinn Music Week to take place in August
The Tallinn Music Week, the annual showcase music festival that was postponed in March due the coronavirus pandemic, is now due to take place on
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An innovation competition hopes to find smart city solutions in Tallinn
The city of Tallinn and the Tehnopol Science and Business Park have announced a Tallinnovation innovation competition to find smart city solutions; the size of
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A former central banker: Life will return to normal
Ardo Hansson, the former governor of the Bank of Estonia, the country’s central bank, takes a rather positive view of the world once the coronavirus
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A new online exhibition on the Red Army terror in Estonia launched
The Estonian Institute of Historical Memory has compiled an interactive exhibition, “The ‘Liberator’ Arrived” – about the terrors of the Soviet Union’s Red Army that
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PISA tests: Estonian students are financially the most literate in the world
The average financial literacy performance of Estonian students is higher than that in every other participating country or economy in the 2018 PISA financial literacy
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Estonian symphonics to remember composer Lepo Sumera with a free virtual concert
To remember the Estonian composer Lepo Sumera (1950 – 2000) on the 70th anniversary of his birth, on 8 May, the Estonian National Symphony Orchestra
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An international portal about communist crimes launched in Estonia
The Estonian Institute of Historical Memory has launched a portal that provides information on the history of communist regimes and their crimes; the portal is
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Estonia’s Haapsalu Horror and Fantasy Film Festival takes place online this year
The 15th edition of the Haapsalu Horror and Fantasy Film Festival (HÕFF) will take place completely online this year; the festival that has, in normal times, run
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