Nearly 100 teenage girls from nine countries – including first-time delegations from the Bahamas and Fiji – have gathered in ...

At the Viinistu Art Museum on Estonia’s northern coast, Estonian painter Anu Muiste’s solo exhibition Form and Play uses ...

A free preview in Town Hall Square opens the Tallinn Fringe festival's anniversary celebrations, ahead of a month-long ...

Estonia has received its first IRIS-T SLM medium-range air defence missile system, marking a significant step in the country’s effort to strengthen its air defence ...

August 2026 Not sure where to be this week? Every week, in partnership with Gamma, we present a hand-picked selection of the ...

Vootele Päi is Head of Defence and Dual-Use at Tehnopol, Estonia’s leading science and business park for technology companies, and an emerging voice at the intersection of defence innovation, ...

Indrek Laul, pianist and Estonia Piano Factory chief, enters the presidential race, promising unity, more exports and national security.

Silver Tambur, co-founder and publisher of Estonian World, studied journalism at the University of Tartu and politics at Birkbeck, University of London. He has edited Estonian Public Broadcasting’s ...

Three cemeteries in Tallinn, the Estonian capital, are linked by a common fate – all of them were closed and destroyed by the Soviet authorities more than half a century ago. The oldest one, in ...

From historic cafés to modern roasteries, coffee runs as a steady thread through everyday life in Estonia. At first glance, Estonia may not seem like a coffee country. The harsh climate suggests tea, ...

Stark Logistics, a transport company partly owned by the Estonian prime minister Kaja Kallas’s husband Arvo Hallik, has continued to do business with Russia during the war in Ukraine – despite the ...

In 1994, the Estonian Royalist Party sent a letter to Elizabeth II, the Queen of the United Kingdom, requesting permission to crown her youngest son, Prince Edward, as Estonia’s monarch. The existence ...