News and features about Estonia and Estonians
The growth in the Estonian people’s life expectancy slowed down in 2020, compared with the preceding years; however, people now live a longer healthy life […]
The Estonian foreign ministry invites Estonians across the world to take part in a diaspora survey. The aim of the survey is to get a
Global Estonians invited to participate in a survey Read More
On Tuesday, 31 August, the Estonian parliament, Riigikogu, elected Alar Karis the new president of Estonia in a second round of voting; the incumbent president,
Alar Karis elected president of Estonia Read More
The Estonian parliament, Riigikogu, convened on 30 August and 31 August to elect a new Estonian president; there was just one candidate – Alar Karis,
UPDATED: The Estonian parliament elects a new president Read More
A quarter of the Estonian people have gone to work when sick during the last year as they’re afraid of a decrease in their income
Survey: Estonians don’t stay home when sick as they’re afraid of losing money Read More
The Estonian government and Garage48, a startup organisation organising tech hackathons, have invested hundreds of thousands of euros and thousands of working hours into nurturing
Startup entrepreneurs: We need to help Estonian-nurtured Afghan talents Read More
On the 30th anniversary of the restoration of Estonia’s independence, the Estonian Public Broadcasting’s radio station, Vikerraadio, called upon people to pick the most influential
Mart Laar voted the most “influential” Estonian prime minister of the last 30 years Read More
There were many reasons why people all over Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania took part in the Baltic Way, but for eight-year-old Anne-Marie Riitsaar, one of
The Baltic Way – the longest unbroken human chain in history Read More
A young female gay couple was brutally attacked and beaten by two men in the Estonian capital, Tallinn, in the morning of 8 August. The
Female gay couple brutally attacked and beaten in Tallinn Read More
According to a study by Uswitch.com, a British comparison website, the Estonian capital, Tallinn, has the most unpredictable weather among the capital cities of European
British study claims Tallinn has the most unpredictable weather among European capitals Read More
