The Estonian Centre for Contemporary Art has launched a database of Estonian artists, available both in Estonian and English, presenting a selection of artists, curators and
A database of Estonian artists launched in English Read More
On 20 January, the Estonian ambassador to Canada, Toomas Lukk, and the Lieutenant Governor of British Columbia, Janet Austin, opened a new Estonian honorary consul’s
Updated: Estonia opens a new honorary consul’s office in Vancouver, Canada Read More
According to the Transparency International Corruption Perceptions Index 2019, Estonia is the 18th least corrupt country in the world, having slightly improved its score compared
Estonia 18th least corrupt country in the world Read More
Estonia and the United States have started a cooperation to build a joint platform for sharing cyber threat intelligence between the two countries. The platform
Estonia and the US to build a joint platform for sharing cyber threat intelligence Read More
The Estonian maestro, Arvo Pärt, who was previously the most performed contemporary composer in the world – for eight years in a row – lost
Arvo Pärt was the world’s second most performed living composer in 2019 Read More
The Estonian ministry of foreign affairs has allocated €50,000 to the Australian Red Cross to support them in aiding disaster victims. At least 24 people
Estonia allocates €50,000 to Australia to help bushfire victims Read More
The CNN, an American news network, listed 20 best places to visit this year, including Estonia. “Whether you want to relax on a remote island
Estonia among CNN Travel’s 20 best places to visit in 2020 Read More
The exhibition of Estonian expressionist painter Konrad Mägi (1878-1925), which recently opened in Turin, Italy, has been praised in several Italian media outlets. The largest
Konrad Mägi’s works exhibited in Turin, Italy Read More
According to Statistics Estonia, 21.7% of the Estonian population lived at the risk of poverty and 2.4% lived in absolute poverty in 2018. Compared with 2017, the
Over 280,000 Estonian residents at the risk of poverty Read More
The Riesenkampff family, whose ancestors lived in Estonia for almost 400 years until 1939, has reconnected with the country by setting up a digital product
A German family turns to its Baltic roots and invests in Estonia’s technology education Read More