The Keskus International Estonian Centre in Toronto is nearing completion – but what exactly will it be? Estonian World put the question to the project
How Toronto’s new Keskus aims to connect the global Estonian diaspora Read More
The median monthly salary in Estonia was €1,840 in the second quarter of 2026, up 6.1 per cent – or approximately €106 – from the
Estonia’s median salary €1,840 in Q2 2026 Read More
The Keskus International Estonian Centre in Toronto’s Annex neighbourhood is entering the final stretch of construction – during KESKfEST, the Estonian festival that ran from
Inside Keskus, the Estonian centre in Toronto that even raccoons could not stop Read More
According to a preliminary estimate, Estonia’s gross domestic product grew by 2.1% in the second quarter of 2026 compared with the same period a year
Estonia’s GDP grows by 2.1% in Q2 2026 Read More
According to a recent survey on attitudes towards foreign policy, Estonians’ three most important priorities are strengthening regional cooperation with the Nordic and Baltic countries,
A seemingly accidental pro-Ukraine advertisement by the Estonian meat producer, Rannarootsi Lihatööstus, has sparked a little controversy and hurt the feelings of some of the
Estonian meat producer’s accidental pro-Ukraine ad miffs local Russian apologists Read More
British newspaper The Sunday Times, the weekend edition of The Times, recommends Tallinn as one of the best European cities to visit this summer. The
UK paper names Tallinn among the best European cities to visit this summer Read More
The Estonian-founded transportation technology startup, Bolt, together with other companies, is launching an autonomous mobility pilot programme in Luxembourg. In addition to Bolt, the participants
Estonia’s Bolt to launch a self-driving car testing programme in Luxembourg Read More
A recent report has found that, in the future, a shrinking generation of young people will have to shoulder greater responsibility in both the economy
The International Monetary Fund has warned that Estonia’s public debt is on an unsustainable path under current policies; the Bank of Estonia agrees with that
The IMF: Estonia’s public debt is on an unsustainable trajectory Read More
