Tallinn Airport is launching its largest-ever development project this year to expand its passenger terminal.

Sergei Teplov, principal of Tallinn Central Russian Gymnasium, has received a dismissal notice. The reason cited is systematic violations during the transition to Estonian-language instruction. Teplov has been a member of the Centre Party since 2005.

Reports of bombings in Ukrainian cities and civilian casualties are in the news every day, yet our preparations for the worst are progressing at a snail's pace.

On Monday, representatives of the Centre Party and Isamaa signed a new coalition agreement at the Tallinn Town Hall, which can also be characterized as the coalition agreement of the shadow government.

The next stage of data exchange between the Estonian and Finnish population registries has been launched, enabling the exchange of residence data for all individuals moving between the two countries.

New long-distance trains built at the Škoda factory were presented on Saturday at Tallinn’s Baltic Station, after which they made a test run between the capital and Klooga. Part of the journey was completed at the maximum speed of 160 kilometres p...

The Estonian company Skeleton has opened a €220 million supercapacitor factory in Leipzig to support artificial intelligence data centers and stabilize Europe’s power grids.

Moldovan classrooms are moving from chalk and blackboards to digital solutions, and Estonian experts are leading this change, writes journalist Marian Männi.

I don’t directly share investment ideas here, because that’s a slippery slope. But I will make one recommendation, writes Peeter Koppel, editor of Fookus’s “Money and Economy.”

Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna on Tuesday inaugurated Ernst Jaakson Way, a street section in New York City named after Estonia's most distinguished diplomat of all time, Ernst Jaakson, during a formal ceremony.

Taxpayers are maintaining a giant and unmanageable organization that serves the narrow interests of journalists working there, writes Priit Hõbemägi, editor-in-chief of Postimees.

A medal ceremony for the Baltic Air Policing mission will be held next Wednesday at Ämari Air Base in Harju County, marking a unit rotation as Italian airmen continue to protect the Baltic airspace.

Rally driver Ott Tänak (38) is putting the brakes on rallying. He remains a highly sought-after name for whom people are ready to move heaven and earth.

A U.S. Air Force strategic jet bomber, the Boeing B-52H Stratofortress, flew over parts of eastern and northern Europe on Wednesday during a training mission, spending time over Finland, Estonia, and Latvia—quite close to the Russian border.

The negative effects of the new court structure will be reflected in longer proceedings and reduced access to justice outside the capital. The court system’s internal democracy will also suffer severely, writes Tiina Pappel, President of the Tartu ...

On Sunday, a Russian-language threat began circulating on the Telegram messaging app. The message, illustrated with an automatic weapon, was addressed to twenty schools in Tallinn, and in the headline «Tallinna valu» («Tallinn’s pain»), the wor...

Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar, who opened the new Israeli embassy in Tallinn today, admitted that the event should have taken place long ago.

While discussions about Russia usually focus on military national defense, there is always a long preparatory process beforehand in which spies play a major role. Therefore, capturing spies is of great importance in preventing war, writes security ex...

Former world champion Ott Tänak announced after the Rally Japan that he will be stepping back, saying that this was his last full season in the World Rally Championship.

On Wednesday, the Harju County Court took into custody Oleg Bessedin — a pro-Kremlin blogger and creator of the Facebook group «Tallinntsy» («Tallinners») — who was detained by the Estonian Internal Security Service (KAPO) on suspicion of com...

The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) ruled on Tuesday that the Estonian state went too far with the general smoking ban introduced in prisons eight years ago, excessively interfering with people’s private lives and freedom of choice.

When the Soviet Union collapsed, I was 17 years old, and I still remember situations in which it was not possible to get by in Estonian in Tallinn, writes the opinion editor-in-chief Mart Raudsaar.

Auditor General Janar Holm on Monday presented the National Audit Office's annual report to the Riigikogu on shortcomings in the transport and mobility sector, noting a funding shortfall of at least 1.35 billion euros over the next five years.

Coming from a family of mathematicians, Ülo Kaasik says that money is a complicated matter and things here have to be clear.