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

Ando Kiviberg reflects on three decades of shaping Viljandi Folk into one of Estonia’s defining cultural events and living ...

Estonian artist Keili Major paints the Tanaro river every month for a year, using only her fingertips to capture its changing ...

Cinema in a century-old manor, contemporary art inside a modernist landmark and music beside the lake: the second Kikumu ...

Voyage, Voyage.. brings together two choirs for an international concert as part of the Cantus Revaliensis concert series. The French mixed choir l’Aubade from Troyes — around fifty voices, conducted ...

Rail Baltica was meant to be the railway that carried the Baltic states into the heart of Europe – instead, it has become a warning […] ...

British newspaper The Sunday Times, the weekend edition of The Times, recommends Tallinn as one of the best European cities to visit this summer. The list, compiled by the newspapers freelance travel ...

President Alar Karis has announced he will not stand for a second term, throwing Estonia’s presidential race wide open and prompting opposition parties to accuse the governing coalition of forcing out ...

The University of Tartu remains Estonia’s highest-ranked university, while Tallinn University of Technology, known as TalTech, rises 35 places to 600th globally. Four Estonian universities have been ...

The Baltic subsidiary of a Turkish company is to build a €300 million ammunition factory in Kiviõli, a town in northern Estonia, that will start producing 155-millimetre artillery ammunition. ARCA ...

Estonia lays the cornerstone of the first Rail… The EU supports Rail Baltica with €734 million The Estonian far-right leader claims to have halted… Pärnu bids to host Estonia’s planned multifunctional ...