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Estonian basketball player Kerr Kriisa faces five US wire fraud charges over an alleged $2.2 million scheme, prosecutors say.

Karsten Staehr argues Rail Baltica’s spiralling costs and delays reveal a predictable megaproject failure for the Baltic ...

Toronto grants heritage protection to St Peter’s Estonian church, recognising its architecture, history and diaspora legacy ...

Entrepreneurs and former master’s students, Carlos Paniagua from Guatemala and Chris Willmore from California, chose to settle in Tartu, the second largest town in Estonia.

Two Tallinn cafés, Paper Mill Coffee and The Brick Coffee Roastery, have been named among Europe’s 50 best coffee shops in a ranking.

Tartu’s Stencibility festival brought more than 30 new street art works to the city, turning walls and corners into open-air ...

Strategic autonomy is no longer a matter of European ambition, but of European necessity; in a world of fading certainties and mounting Russian threats, the […] ...

Jüri Toomepuu, a Lieutenant Colonel in the US Army and an Estonian politician and journalist, writes humorously how he sees a day in the life […] ...

Vootele Päi is Head of Defence and Dual-Use at Tehnopol, Estonia’s leading science and business park for technology companies, and an emerging voice at the intersection of defence innovation, ...

The Baltic island of Ruhnu – Estonia’s smallest municipality by population and one of its most isolated inhabited islands – has been left effectively cut off after all transport connections failed ...

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 ...