The Legatum Institute, a British think tank, ranks Estonia’s prosperity 27th in the world among 149 ranked countries. The Legatum Prosperity Index assesses countries on […]
A British think tank ranks Estonia’s prosperity 27th highest in the world Read More
The Estonian Institute of Historical Memory has launched the preparation of an international research centre and museum of crimes of communism in Tallinn, Estonia. The
Tallinn to get a museum of communist crimes Read More
Verizon, one of the largest telecommunication companies in the world, is to use technology created by the Estonian company, Guardtime, to launch a global portfolio
Verizon to use Estonian technology to create blockchain platform services Read More
On the centenary of the Republic of Estonia, one of the most famous landmarks in the world, the statue of Christ the Redeemer in Rio
Rio’s Christ the Redeemer statue to be lit up in Estonian national colours Read More
The only existential threat to the sovereignty of Estonia and the Baltic Sea states emanates from Russia; however, the threat of a direct Russian military
Russia only military threat to Estonia, but the threat is low – report Read More
The Heritage Foundation’s 2018 Index of Economic Freedom ranks Estonia’s economy as the seventh freest in the world. According to the index, Estonia’s economic freedom
Heritage ranks Estonia’s economic freedom seventh in the world Read More
According to the Economist Intelligence Unit’s Democracy Index 2017, Estonia’s democracy score was in a slight decline in the past year, having dropped from 7.85
Estonia’s democracy score declines slightly in 2017 Read More
According to the 2017-2018 World Justice Project Rule of Law index, Estonia is ranked 12th out of 113 countries in the world, having improved its
Estonia ranked 12th in the world on the rule of law Read More
In the 2017 Human Freedom Index, compiled by three non-governmental foundations, Estonia ranks 13th among 159 countries. Estonia shares its ranking with Sweden and Luxembourg
Estonia ranks 13th in human freedom Read More
The Russian president, Vladimir Putin, has named a regiment of the Russian air force after the Estonian capital, Tallinn. The presidential order, dated 29 January
Russia names a fighter regiment after the Estonian capital Read More
