News and features about Estonia and Estonians
MoneySuperMarket, a UK-based price comparison website, has published a Serene Cities Index which ranks the Estonian capital, Tallinn, as the second most relaxing city break […]
UK website: Tallinn rated one of the world’s most relaxing city breaks Read More
The Estonian passport is the eighth most powerful passport in the world, granting visa-free access to 187 countries and territories, according to the 2024 global
Estonia has the eighth most powerful passport in the world Read More
A large-scale relationship survey conducted by Statistics Estonia reveals that 32% of men, or one in three men in Estonia, have experienced intimate partner violence
One in three Estonian men experience partner violence Read More
Many teachers in Estonia earn less than €2,000 a month before tax – despite the EU country’s poster child status in Pisa test results; low
Nearly 30 Estonian environmental groups are calling for signatures on a petition to ban logging in national parks and other protected areas. Environmentalists say that
Estonian environmental groups rally for protection of national parks Read More
A new LGBTQ+ cultural festival, organised by Estonian NGO Q-Space, will take place at the Narva Art Residency on 17-18 February 2024. The LGBTQ+ (lesbian,
Estonia’s Narva to host a LGBTQ+ festival Read More
According to preliminary data from Statistics Estonia, the population of Estonia on 1 January 2024 was 1,366,491, which is 607 people more than on the
Estonia’s birth rate at an all-time low Read More
The Tallinn city government has approved a plan for the modern development of Pirita Beach, the largest beach in the Estonian capital. According to the
Pictures: Tallinn’s Pirita Beach to be transformed Read More
The Financial Times has named the Tallinn Christmas Market one of the world’s top ten, while Conde Nast Traveler, CNN and The Times have all
The Tallinn Christmas Market among the best in the world – the Financial Times Read More
On 8 December, the UN General Assembly approved the resolution submitted by Estonia to name 20 September the World Cleanup Day in the UN calendar.
The World Cleanup Day named an international UN day Read More
