News and features about Estonia and Estonians
THE INFORMATION IN THIS ARTICLE HAS CHANGED, PLEASE READ THE UPDATED INFORMATION. Finland has had a change of heart regarding closing its borders to Estonians […]
Finland changes policy: all Estonian workers are welcome in the country Read More
The Estonian prime minister and the chief of the emergency situation, Jüri Ratas, has ordered a two-week restriction of movement for people arriving in Estonia from
Estonia is ordering a two-week isolation on everyone arriving in the country Read More
Estonia’s northern neighbour, Finland, is preparing to close its borders and schools and limiting public gathering of more than 10 people to contain the spread
Finland prepares to close its borders, schools Read More
The Estonian foreign ministry has published an emergency situation travel information bulletin where it notes that travel is becoming very difficult and the circumstances continue
A global movement, called #staythefuckhome, is urging people to stay home amid the global coronavirus pandemic to give the virus fewer chances of spreading. “Our
Global #staythefuckhome movement urges people to, well, stay home Read More
I’m a young and healthy person, I have a slightly runny nose and my body temperature is something my family doctor would normally call nothing
Kristel Härma: I have a runny nose. And coronavirus Read More
Estonia is closing its borders to foreigners, starting 17 March, the government decided overnight. This means Estonia has reinstituted border checks at the inner and
Estonia is closing its borders due to the spread of coronavirus Read More
The Estonian foreign ministry has published an urgent travel advice for those intending to travel to Estonia; in order to stop the spread of coronavirus,
Foreign ministry: Urgent travel advice Read More
The Estonian government has declared an emergency situation, due to the coronavirus disease spread in Estonia. For the latest developments in Estonia, follow our special
The Estonian government declares an emergency situation due to coronavirus Read More
According to Eurostat, the European Union’s statistics agency, Estonia and Slovenia have the lowest infant mortality rates in the bloc. According to Eurostat, in 2018,
Estonia has the lowest infant mortality in the EU Read More
