The Estonian Museum of Occupations and Freedom is to celebrate the country’s Independence Day on 24 February with a special programme with activities for the […]
The Museum of Occupations celebrates the Independence Day with a special programme Read More
The Estonian fan and ticketing data analytics and marketing optimisation automation startup, FanSifter, has raised USD300,000 in the pre-seed investment round and is the first
Estonian startup FanSifter joins a leading music tech accelerator programme Read More
The Estonian Fashion Festival 2020 is inviting designers from all over the world to submit their works to be potentially showcased at three fashion shows.
A fashion event in Estonia invites designers to submit their works for showcasing Read More
The Estonian Foreign Intelligence Service says in its 2020 annual report that the country is particularly threatened by Russia whose leadership is aggressively and actively opposed
Estonian foreign intelligence: we’re particularly threatened by Russia Read More
According to Eurostat, the statistics agency of the European Union, Estonia is the eighth in the bloc in cancer deaths. In 2016, 288 people per
Estonia eighth in cancer deaths in the European Union Read More
The German bus company, FlixBus, is to expand to Estonia in 2020, aiming to connect the country with cities in Central Europe. FlixBus, a German
German bus company FlixBus to expand to Estonia Read More
The Estonian foreign minister, Urmas Reinsalu, said in his annual foreign policy address on 11 February that the country’s foreign policy is centred on protecting
The Estonian investment fund, Superangel, founded by entrepreneurs and investors Veljo Otsason, Rain Rannu and Marek Kiisa, will invest up to €750,000 in innovative startups
Estonian investors to invest up to €750,000 in tech startups Read More
The original drawings of world-famous architects, Louis Kahn and Moshe Safdie, are being showcased at the Museum of Estonian Architecture, thanks to the Estonian-American structural
According to Eurostat, the European Union’s statistics agency, Estonia has the eighth lowest minimum wage in the entire bloc – €584 a month. The seven
Estonia’s minimum wage is some of the lowest in the EU Read More
