Estonia’s new president, Ülle Madise, used her first address to warn that fear, indifference and political hostility were ...

Estonia’s white-tailed eagle has returned from near-extinction with about 300 breeding pairs now living across its coasts and ...

Estonian auditors say €261 million stood idle in state venture funds while the government borrowed money to cover day-to-day ...

Estonia’s wooden beer tankards combine rustic craftsmanship, brewing tradition and a great excuse to keep the vessel ...

Baltic investors warn Europe must strengthen its single market and support bigger technology companies to compete on the ...

More than three decades later, Veskoja is completing an unlikely circuit. Performing as LU:K, one of the founding names of ...

Norway’s arrest of a Russian state-owned ship in Svalbard shows how Baltic states could legally seize similar vessels in ...

The Estonian energy storage company, Skeleton Technologies, is working with defence companies in Spain, Portugal and France on technologies for counter-drone systems, interceptors, autonomous defence ...

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 ...

Estonia still has what much of Europe has lost: vast bogs, wetlands and forests that store carbon, shelter rare species and shape a nation’s identity; ...

Two brand new patrol boats, christened Risto and Roland, have been handed over to the Estonian Navy – the first ones built in post-Soviet occupation independent Estonia. Built by the Saaremaa-based ...

Rail Baltica, the future train line that would connect the Estonian capital, Tallinn, with the Western European railway network, has developed a virtual concept train to illustrate its features – for ...