An Estonian entrepreneur wants to use a Russian-developed sea-skimming vessel to transport people between Tallinn and Helsinki.

EU Court of Justice says carriers should pay up to 600 euros to passengers affected by delays due to wildcat walkouts

East meets West, Pop meets Punk, Jazz meets Folk.

Nearly 1,500 swimmers from over 35 countries took part in the event, plunging into sub zero temperatures.

Baltic State was once part of Russian empire, but is now in NATO and the EU.

The men were exchanged on the border between the two countries after they received presidential pardons

The robots have been developed by the Estonian armed forces

As Tokyo seeks to develop its trade relations with Europe it's not just the traditional economic powerhouses it's turning to.

Tallinn, the capital of Estonia, was also the capital of European small and medium-sized enterprises for the SME Assembly.

Find out how children in Estonia learn about becoming an entrepreneur through role-play and games.

Tallinn has hosted leaders for the EU's first summit wholly dedicated to digital issues

Estonia is hosting the gathering which has brought together EU heads of state and government

t is being described as a show of US support for NATO allies in the Baltics worried about the reach of Russian influence

Estonian President - Kersti Kaljulaid,who will take up the European Council Presidency spoke exclusively to euronews on the most pressing issues Europe faces.

Estonia, which has taken over the EU presidency, has urged fellow member states to do more on defence.

Tallinn says its goal is to make Europe more united and stronger