News and features about Estonia and Estonians
Based on the coronavirus infection rate, starting from Monday, 29 June, a two-week self-isolation requirement applies to people arriving in Estonia from Sweden, Portugal, the […]
Estonia takes Poland off the quarantine list, adds Luxembourg Read More
Estonia has the European Union’s lowest share of women aged 65 and over living alone – only 26% of them live alone, according to Eurostat,
Estonia has the EU’s lowest share of women aged 65+ living alone Read More
People arriving in Estonia from six European countries – Poland, Sweden, Romania, Bulgaria, Portugal and the United Kingdom – will need to self-isolate for two
People arriving in Estonia from six European countries will need to self-isolate Read More
The Estonian government on 18 June decided to replace the 2+2 rule with the requirement for people to disperse, meaning that people must continue to
Estonia replaces the 2+2 rule with the requirement to disperse Read More
Estonian World interviews Estonia’s most famous “mermaid”, the Florida-based Merle Liivand, who is helping save the oceans and, at the same time, hoping to qualify
Meet the Estonian “mermaid”, Merle Liivand, who is helping save the oceans Read More
As of 15 June, the citizens, residents and other people entering Estonia from 25 countries will not be subjected to a 14-day quarantine requirement provided
Estonia allows unrestricted entry from 25 countries Read More
The Finnish government has announced it will open its border to Estonia and lift border controls on 15 June after the novel coronavirus lockdown. The
Finland to open its border to Estonia and lift border controls on 15 June Read More
Approximately 500 people turned out in the Estonian capital, Tallinn, for a peaceful solidarity rally, showing support to the Black community in the United States
Gallery: Hundreds turn up for a “Black Lives Matter” rally in Tallinn Read More
A solidarity rally to show support to the protesters in the United States and express support to the minority communities who have encountered racism in
A “Black Lives Matter” solidarity rally to be held in Tallinn Read More
The Estonian government on 5 June decided that the people arriving in the country from Malta and France will no longer have to stay in
People arriving to Estonia from Malta and France no longer have to quarantine Read More
