Estonians spend on average more time reading books than any other nation in the European Union. A survey carried out in 15 EU countries between […]
Estonians are the most avid readers in the European Union Read More
The best universities in Estonia have not only produced many smart people, but also smart products and useful tools.* The University of Tartu is now among the
Top 10 inventions developed in the Estonian universities Read More
A new exhibition called “Lost Estonian Sculptors: Linda Sõber and Endel Kübarsepp” will open in the Kumu Art Museum on 16 May. The exhibition tells
The works of two Estonian diaspora sculptors exhibited in Tallinn Read More
Kwun-Lok Ng, a startup founder from Hong Kong, is one of the increasing number of entrepreneurs who have benefitted from the Estonian startup visa programme.
Hong Kong startupper: Estonia is a good place to stay focused Read More
The soldiers of the Estonian Defence Forces befriended a lost moose calf in a forest and kept its company; it later reunited with its mother.
Happy ending: soldiers keep a lost moose calf entertained in the Estonian forest Read More
Liisi Esse, an associate curator for Estonian and Baltic Studies at Stanford University, says that Estonia has a strong reputation as a tech leader in
Liisi Esse: Estonia has a strong reputation as a tech leader in Silicon Valley Read More
ECM Records has released a new album, “Arvo Pärt: The Symphonies”, featuring all four symphonies by the Estonian maestro. The orchestral works from the composer’s different
Arvo Pärt’s symphonies released by ECM Read More
It’s official – Estonia has a national animal now; the grey wolf beat competition by the beaver, the badger, the fox, the hedgehog and the
Estonia picks the wolf as the national animal Read More
Australia is the latest of nations that has decided to test out a new concept of modern diplomacy – opening a pop-up embassy in the
Australia opens its first pop-up embassy in Estonia Read More
A new kind of student has arrived at the University of Tartu, Estonia’s best-known university – a robot called Pepper. Produced by a Japanese company,
The first robot student admitted to the University of Tartu Read More
