Estonia is ready to participate in a peacekeeping operation in Ukraine by deploying a force of up to one company, according ...

Estonia is ready to participate in a peacekeeping operation in Ukraine with a force of up to one battalion, the Baltic ...

Monday's statement alleges that “the Eagle S, which left Russia’s Ust-Luga with a cargo of oil products, is suspected of ...

Estonia is ready to join a peacekeeping operation in Ukraine, Estonian Prime Minister Kristen Michal said at a press ...

Outgoing Estonian Health Insurance Fund (EHIF) director Rain Laane has outlined a plan to steer Estonia's healthcare system ...

Tanel Türna, head of the Environmental Board's hunting and aquatic life bureau, rejects claims from hunters the mass cull of ...

As southern Europe sizzles under record-breaking temperatures, travellers are steering north. Estonia’s seaside gem, Pärnu, ...

Speaking to RTÉ’s Behind the Story podcast, Estonia's education minister Krisinta Kallas said that AI is here to stay and that the country wants to harness it rather than discourage it.

A remote Baltic island few have even heard of is quietly becoming a game-changing alternative to Greece and its islands.

Estonia isn’t really a church-going nation; nature, instead, is their religion. It’s fitting, then, that there’s a cathedral-like loftiness to Estonia’s forests.

Estonia’s tiny size means domestic flights aren’t common or necessary. Trains link Tallinn with various larger towns, and LuxExpress buses cover the rest of the country’s long-distance routes.

Estonia has one of the highest adult literacy rates in the world – 99.8 per cent, according to Unesco. Only Latvia’s and – rather surprisingly/dubiously – North Korea’s is higher.