Estonia celebrates Flag Day – a short history
The Estonian Students’ Society adopted blue, black and white as the colours of their fraternity on 4 June 1884; the date is now celebrated as […]
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The Estonian Students’ Society adopted blue, black and white as the colours of their fraternity on 4 June 1884; the date is now celebrated as […]
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Some of the members of Finnish youth basketball teams were subjected to racist treatment during the Nord Cup tournament held in Tallinn, Estonia, over the
Finnish youth basketball team members subjected to racist treatment in Tallinn Read More
According to Statistics Estonia, 1,365,884 people lived in Estonia as of 1 January 2023, which is 34,088 people (2.6%) more than at the same time
Estonia’s births at a record low, migration record high in 2022 Read More
The Estonian Environment Agency’s annual review of nature conservation reveals that 19.6 per cent of Estonia’s mainland is protected and the protected area makes up
Almost a quarter of Estonia’s area is under protection Read More
The Tallinn University Podcast seeks to shed light on the research and activism taking place in Estonia; in this episode, the host Terry McDonald is joined
Podcast: Does Tallinn deserve its Green Capital title? Read More
The attitudes of the people of Estonia regarding the rights of LGBT people, including marriage equality, are becoming more positive year by year; over a
Over a half of Estonians support equal marriage Read More
The Estonian foreign ministry holds a virtual forum for Estonians worldwide on 4 May; Estonian World will live broadcast the forum. The Estonian foreign ministry’s
Live: A virtual forum for Estonians worldwide Read More
After years of outcry about non-existent night-time public transport in the Estonian capital, the city government of Tallinn is finally launching a four-month night bus
Tallinn to finally introduce night buses – albeit, briefly Read More
According to the World Happiness Index 2023, the happiest people live in Finland, Estonia’s northern neighbour; Estonians themselves, however, have a long way to go
The World Happiness Index 2023: Finland first, Estonia 31st Read More
The Legatum Institute, a British think tank, ranks Estonia’s prosperity 21st in the world among 167 ranked countries. According to the Legatum Prosperity Index 2023,
A British think tank ranks Estonia’s prosperity 21st highest in the world Read More