Estonian World sat down with Dr Heather Grabbe, a political scientist focussing on open society concerns, who believes that the people of Europe should make […]
Political scientist Heather Grabbe: Let’s make the EU the best it can be Read More
Tallinn has become one of Europe’s most hyped startup cities, and leading technology companies – like Merck – want to partner up with Estonia’s talents.
On the rise: Europe seeks Estonian startups Read More
Estonia has become the 21st European country to sign the European declaration on high-performance computing with the aim to pool European and national resources to
Estonia joins the European supercomputer programme Read More
Estonia, together with the ministries of defence of Finland and Latvia, is planning to develop unmanned land systems within the framework of the European Union’s
Estonia is looking to develop unmanned land systems with EU partners Read More
The senior researcher of the Tallinn University of Technology’s department of innovation and governance, Vasilis Kostakis, has been awarded a €1.1 million European Research Council
Tallinn Technology University’s researcher receives a prestigious European grant Read More
The triple menace of Russian revanchist, American opportunist and eurozone disintegrative tendencies does not bode well for future prospects of the Nordic-Baltic region, the Icelandic
The unpredictable future of the Nordic-Baltic region Read More
Estonians spend on average more time reading books than any other nation in the European Union. A survey carried out in 15 EU countries between
Estonians are the most avid readers in the European Union Read More
Twenty-two European countries, including Estonia, on 10 April signed a declaration with the aim to establish a European blockchain partnership that sets the terms for
Estonia joins a European blockchain partnership Read More
According to a recent analysis by the Bulgaria-based Open Society Institute, Estonia ranks fifth in Europe in media literacy. The institute says in its study
Estonia ranks fifth in Europe in media literacy – analysis Read More
Estonia utilised its presidency of the European Union in 2017 to push for increased cyber norms and regulation; for the benefit of security and services,
The digital single market: What the UK could learn from Estonia Read More
