EXCLUSIVE: Kat Steppe’s drama Sunday Ninth, about brothers who reconnect when one of them develops Alzheimer’s, was announced as a contender in Estonia’s Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival on Tuesday ...

Russia has forcefully rejected claims that its military jets violated Estonia’s airspace last week, accusing Tallinn of having no evidence to support its assertion, as deep-seated concerns rise about ...

Estonia has requested a consultation with other Nato members after Russian warplanes violated its airspace on Friday morning. Three Russian MiG-31 fighter jets entered the Estonian skies "without ...

Tallinn's public transport users will now be able to improve their Estonian on the go thanks to a new language-learning campaign in the capital. The "Learn Estonian on the go!" campaign, in which ...

A bus caught fire on the car deck of a passenger ferry as it was arriving into Helsinki's West Terminal T2 in the early hours of Thursday morning, leading to the ship's 300 passengers being evacuated.

One of the largest universities in Estonia, Tallinn University was formed in the capital city in 2005 by the merger of a number of institutions, of which the oldest was the Tallinn Teachers Institute, ...

On a grey afternoon in April, in Tallinn, the capital of Estonia, Berit Osula, a blonde woman in her 40s with pink lipstick and long, mascara-painted lashes, presented her fingers to the manicurist.

, pay as you wish) is more than just a journey through mediaeval streets. It offers a glimpse into Estonia’s complex relationship with Russia. The tour – which sweeps past the Dominican Monastery ...

I was barely an hour in Tallinn, Estonia, when it became obvious what at least some of the local people think of their near neighbour, a country that formerly twice occupied them. I was having a ...

If royal visits are about sending a message, then the picture of the Prince of Wales in a tank near the Russian border must be one of the most direct. Prince William has come to Estonia to support UK ...

Tallinn University of Technology (TUT) was founded in 1918 when the Estonian Engineering Society brought together local technology experts to provide courses in, what was then, German-occupied Estonia ...

This article is part of Taming the Gig Economy, a special report from POLITICO’s Global Policy Lab: Living Cities. Sign up here. Estonia's digital prowess helped the country survive the Covid-19 ...