News and features about Estonia and Estonians
An Estonian donation environment, called “I Love to Help”, has reopened a special donations campaign to support organisations focused on mitigating the effects of the […]
An Estonian donation website helps support those suffering from the COVID crisis Read More
Tartu, the second-largest town in Estonia, will have a special car-free avenue from 9 July until 8 August this summer; the avenue will host a
The Estonian town of Tartu to have a car-free avenue Read More
An 18-year-old boxer from Jordan, Rashed al-Swaisat, has died ten days after he was knocked out by Estonian Anton Vinogradov in a boxing match that
Jordanian boxer, knocked out by an Estonian, dies Read More
People not covered by health insurance and expats living in Estonia can get vaccinated against COVID-19 for free – just like the rest of the
Expats in Estonia can get vaccinated for free Read More
When the world commemorates the Armenian genocide on 24 April – the Ottoman government’s systematic extermination of its minority Armenian subjects within the territory of present-day Turkey
Estonian missionary saved two thousand Armenian children in 1915 Read More
Estonishing Evenings, a Tallinn-based independent NGO, is organising a free online event in English on mental health; arranged under its Estonishing Life banner, the event
A free online event explores on how to stay mentally well balanced Read More
As of 20 April, the United States has added Estonia – alongside with most of the world’s countries – to its “Do Not Travel” list
The US State Department adds Estonia to the “Do Not Travel” list Read More
Estonian medical student Endel Willik is gaining medical experience and helping the COVID-19 vaccination rollout in Brasilia while the country is seeing a dangerously high
An Estonian medical student works on COVID-19 vaccine rollout in Brazil Read More
During the week of 19 April, people arriving in Estonia from five European countries don’t need to self-isolate to curb the spread of the novel
People arriving in Estonia from five European countries don’t need to self-isolate Read More
While the Estonian parliament, Riigikogu, held a debate on climate change, Tarmo Kruusimäe, an MP of the Isamaa party and a former punk rocker, had
