Estonian prime minister Jüri Ratas’s failure to sack the deceitful minister of rural affairs, Martin Repinski, threatens to drag the whole political culture in Estonia […]
In cooperation with the Estonian ministry of education, the Estonian Youth Work Centre and the Brotherhood of Adventurers, people with Estonian roots, but who live
The “Back to our roots” programme helps Estonians abroad connect with their origin Read More
Alexander Van der Bellen, whose mother was Estonian, has won Austria’s presidential election, preventing Norbert Hofer from becoming the EU’s first far-right head of state.
Austria’s new president has Estonian ancestry Read More
The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), the largest military alliance in the world, organised its largest cyber defence exercise in Estonia. Named Cyber Coalition 2016,
NATO holds an annual cyber exercise in Estonia Read More
In the depths of the Estonian winter, “The Midwinter Night’s Dream: Plan B”, a theatre festival in Tallinn, dissects racism, social injustice and religious fanaticism
An international theatre festival in Tallinn tackles social tensions head-on Read More
Kersti Kaljulaid, the Estonian president, called business people around the world to take an advantage of her country’s e-residency programme that entitles everyone, everywhere to
The Estonian president invites everyone to become an e-resident Read More
The small Estonian town of Rakvere has, for the third year in a row, installed a rather different Christmas tree; this year’s installation consists of
The Rakvere Christmas tree this year has giant cogwheels Read More
International students have not only found Estonia as a stop on their path – the country is increasingly seen as the place to advance one’s
International students desire to build their lives in Estonia Read More
Estonia’s first left-wing coalition in decades has finally agreed on a plan of action. Andrei Tuch analyses its plan. The country has enjoyed remarkable political stability
Andrei Tuch: At the next junction, bear left Read More
The former Estonian president, Toomas Hendrik Ilves, has received the Digital Freedom Award for his contribution to promoting digital culture in the Baltics, Northern Europe
Ex-president Ilves receives the Digital Freedom Award Read More
