On 18 November, a street in New York City will be officially named in honour of the distinguished Estonian diplomat Ernst Jaakson, at a ceremony […]
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According to a recent report by an Estonian think tank, the Estonian economy is more knowledge-intensive, but Lithuania makes more money even with simpler businesses.
Estonia more knowledge-intensive, but Lithuania makes more money Read More
The NATO Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence kicked off the Crossed Swords 2025 exercise in Tallinn, Estonia, on 4 November, bringing together 240 participants
Cyber exercise Crossed Swords starts in Tallinn Read More
Estonia and South Korea on 23 October signed a defence cooperation agreement in Seoul, under which Estonia plans to acquire South Korean Chunmoo rocket launchers
Estonia to purchase South Korean rocket launchers Read More
The Israeli government on 19 October approved the opening of an embassy in the Estonian capital, Tallinn, and appointed Amit Gil-Beiz as its ambassador to
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For the twelfth consecutive year, the Tax Foundation has ranked Estonia’s tax system as the most competitive among the countries of the Organisation for Economic
Estonia has the most competitive tax system in the OECD Read More
Estonian-founded robot delivery company Starship Technologies has closed a USD 50 million funding round, which it plans to use to scale up its autonomous delivery
Estonian robotics firm Starship plots expansion across US cities Read More
The Centre Party has won Estonia’s local council elections in the capital, Tallinn, while Isamaa has ended the Reform Party’s near 30-year dominance in Tartu.
Centre wins in Tallinn, Isamaa takes a victory in Tartu Read More
A new index shows that 9.4 per cent of Estonian adults work in “brain business” roles – highly knowledge-intensive jobs in technology, ICT, advanced services,
Estonia tops Central Europe in “brain business” index Read More
On 14 October, Estonia was elected to the United Nations Human Rights Council for the 2026–2028 term – the second time the country has served
Estonia elected to the UN Human Rights Council Read More
