The Estonian Defence and Aerospace Industry Association, in cooperation with the country’s defence ministry, is organising the first-ever Estonian Defence Week in September, bringing together […]
Estonia’s first Defence Week – what’s coming? Read More
Investigators at UK-based non-profit organisation, Earthsight, have uncovered a booming trade in illegal Russian timber stretching throughout Europe and breaching war sanctions; according to an
UK NGO: Nearly €90 million worth of Russian timber smuggled into Estonia Read More
Foreign tourist visits to Estonia increased by 11% in 2024 compared with the previous year but remain nearly 400,000 below pre-pandemic levels. Statistics Estonia, the
Foreign tourists still reluctant to visit Estonia Read More
Estonian foreign minister Margus Tsahkna told parliament on 11 February that Russia remains a serious and long-term security threat, urging NATO and the EU to
Estonia’s FM: Russia remains a serious and a long-term security threat Read More
Milrem Robotics, an Estonian-founded robotics and autonomous systems developer, will launch its highly anticipated 8×8 robotic combat vehicle at the International Defence Exhibition & Conference;
Estonian robotics company Milrem introduces a new 8×8 combat vehicle Read More
Estonia opened new honorary consulates in Portland, OR, and San Francisco, CA, to help Estonian companies and citizens, and contribute to cooperation between Estonia and
Estonia opens new honorary consulates in Portland and San Francisco Read More
The preliminary data of Statistics Estonia show that on 1 January 2025, the population of Estonia was 1,369,285, which is 5,402 people less than at
Estonia’s population decreases in 2024 Read More
The Estonian government on 16 January allocated €219 million to national defence, specifically to strengthen the country’s preparedness for crises. Investment will be made in
Estonia allocates €219 million to national defence Read More
According to the Estonian interior ministry, 9,646 babies were born in Estonia in 2024 and 15,596 people died in the same period of time, making
Estonia’s natural population growth remains sharply negative Read More
Starting from 1 January 2025, the final price of a basket of shopping paid for in cash in a physical point of sale is rounded
Estonia is phasing out one and two-cent euro coins Read More
