According to the annual report of the Estonian Foreign Intelligence Service, the main external threat to Estonia is Russia and its behaviour. “The main external […]
Estonia’s foreign intelligence: Russia the main external threat Read More
Even though Estonia has its own national carrier, Nordica, the Latvian airline, AirBaltic, has become the number one airline carrying passengers to and from the
Latvian airline becomes number one in the Estonian capital Read More
The Estonian youngsters in the Netherlands arranged a protest against the ongoing coalition talks with the far-right Estonian Conservative People’s Party (EKRE). The youths gathered
Estonian youths in the Netherlands protest against coalition talks with far-right EKRE Read More
The leader of the Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe, Guy Verhofstadt, is urging the Estonian prime minister, Jüri Ratas, not to form a
European liberals’ leader urges the Estonian PM not to ally with the far right Read More
Almost half of the managers in Estonia are women, placing the country second in the European Union, together with Bulgaria. According to Eurostat, the European
Almost half Estonian managers are women – second in EU Read More
China’s Touchstone Capital Partners has signed a memorandum of understanding with the developer of the Tallinn-Helsinki railway tunnel, committing to invest €15 billion into the
China wants to invest €15 billion into the Tallinn-Helsinki railway tunnel Read More
The Estonian Institute is planning to celebrate a worldwide Estonian language week in September 2019, inviting everyone to learn and teach the language during that
The Estonian Institute to celebrate a worldwide Estonian language week Read More
According to the UK defence secretary, Gavin Williamson, the British Army, including the British troops in Estonia, will get their hands onto drones by the
The British Army to start using drones in Estonia Read More
Physicists at the University of Tartu have developed a sensor that can be integrated into mobile phones and will actively monitor toxic substances in the
The University of Tartu develops a mobile sensor to sniff out toxic substances Read More
A Swiss artificial intelligence and machine learning software developer has opened a sister company in Tallinn and plans to move its research and development division
Swiss AI company plans to move its R&D division to Estonia Read More
