The largest Spring Storm military exercise in the history where, in addition to the Estonian troops, also 2,500 allied military personnel from 17 countries participate […]
The largest Spring Storm military exercise is on the way in Estonia Read More
According to the World Happiness Report 2019, Estonians are the 55th happiest people in the world, having improved their ranking compared with 2018 by eight
Estonia slightly improves its happiness ranking Read More
According to the European Policy Information Center, Estonia has gained 12 spots in the 2019 Nanny State Index, compared with the year before, and is
Estonia gains 12 spots, ranks third in Europe in the 2019 Nanny State Index Read More
When your political party’s decisions – however vile or stupid – dictate your values, you really have none; you’re only loyal to your party, not
Sten Hankewitz: When party politics dictates your values, you have none Read More
According to a recent study by RAND Corporation, a US-based think tank, creating a guerrilla army in the Baltics may be an option to stop
Study: the Baltics could stop Russia with a guerrilla army Read More
The Estonian ministry of finance has started a new long-term strategy process for the country and is looking for people’s help to find what words
Estonia is looking for people’s help with its 15-year long-term strategy Read More
Estonian companies Bolt and Pipedrive have made it to the Financial Times third annual list of a thousand fastest-growing European companies. On the third place
Bolt and Pipedrive listed in the FT 1000 Europe’s fastest-growing companies Read More
Vilja Kiisler, a journalist at Postimees, one of the largest newspapers in Estonia, has decided to leave her post due to differences with the paper’s
UPDATED: The first Estonian journalist leaves a major newspaper over her views Read More
Estonia has been ranked 11th among 180 countries in the 2019 World Press Freedom Index by Reporters Without Borders, having improved its ranking compared with
Estonia ranked 11th in the 2019 World Press Freedom Index Read More
The Estonian president, Kersti Kaljulaid, met with her Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, on 18 April in Moscow; the two presidents discussed the mutual relations between
Kaljulaid discusses mutual relations with Putin Read More
