Ukraine Estonia says it won't recognise Russian passports offered in Ukraine Russian President Vladimir Putin earlier this year promised fast-tracked citizenship to anyone living in Ukraine's Donetsk and Luhansk Oblasts. 06/08/2019
Latvia On the frontline of the Estonia-Latvia booze tax war A booze tax war has broken out between Estonia and Latvia, but, at a border town on the frontline, there is little sign it’s had much impact. 03/08/2019
Estonia Will the Latvia-Estonia booze tax war leave them with a bad hangover? A booze tax war has broken out between Baltic neighbours Latvia and Estonia, who are among the EU’s biggest consumers of alcohol. 27/07/2019
Estonia Paris court rules against victims of MS Estonia boat crash Paris court rules against the victims of the MS Estonia boat crash between Tallinn and Stockholm in 1994 20/07/2019
no comment Tens of thousands of Estonians perform mass folk singing Estonians flocked to the 150th anniversary staging of a choral music festival that has been recognised by the UN's cultural agency. 08/07/2019
Finland Watch: Finnish inventor takes to high seas in floating hot tub The crew sailed 90km from Helsinki to Tallinn, Estonia, in just over ten hours. The men spent the journey fishing from the comfort of the tub, although sadly their barbecue went overboard. 19/06/2019
Estonia Could right-wing populism push integrated Estonia back towards Russia? Estonia jumped to use the euro currency, has low unemployment, a thriving start-up scene and few immigrants. So why is it flirting with right-wing nationalism? 21/05/2019
Estonia Estonian far-right minister goes after one day in office Estonian far-right minister goes after one day in office 01/05/2019
Raw Politics Estonia's new PM? Interview with Kaja Kallas︱Raw Politics Watch the interview with Kaja Kallas — the woman who may become Estonia's first female prime minister 06/03/2019
Raw Politics Raw Politics in full: Women's week and Orban vs. 'useful idiots' Kickstart the week with Monday's episode of Raw Politics. 04/03/2019
World Europe briefing: Five stories to know about today Take a look back at this morning's top stories from around Europe. 04/03/2019
Estonia Estonia's centre-right opposition party wins general election Estonia's opposition centre-right Reform party won Sunday's general election, which beat the country's ruling Centre party 03/03/2019
Estonia Estonians vote as PM Ratas seeks new term amid far-right gains Estonians head to the polls on Sunday with incumbent center-left Prime Minister Juri Ratas the frontrunner, although he would face a difficult task forging a parliament majority due to expected far-right gains. 03/03/2019
Estonia Estonians head to the polls in key test for Europe's populist parties Estonians voters elect a new Parliament on Sunday as surveys show a surge of far-right party EKRE. 02/03/2019
Estonia Estonian far right marches through Tallinn on Independence Day Estonian far right marches through Tallinn on Independence Day 24/02/2019
Estonia Estonians rescue wolf from freezing river, mistaking it for a dog Estonians rescue wolf from freezing river, mistaking it for a dog 23/02/2019
no comment Estonia holds annual sauna marathon The rules of the game are simple: teams are giving a map of all the participating saunas and have to spend at least three minutes in each one as well as nominate a team-member to jump into an ice hole at each stop 05/02/2019
Estonia Get ready, set, run to the sauna: Estonia holds annual sauna marathon Get ready, set, run to the sauna: Estonia holds annual sauna marathon. 02/02/2019
Finland EU patients could soon use digital prescriptions across the bloc Finnish patients are now able to go to certain pharmacies in Estonia and retrieve medicine prescribed electronically by their doctor back home. 21/01/2019
View It's time the EU helped all farmers - not just the richest ones | View Farmers in the Baltic states are paid the least in farming subsidies, despite needing the most financial support. It's time the EU acted and redressed the inbalance between the richer member states and those in most need of the EU's help. 07/12/2018
Business Two hundred billion euros flowed through the Estonian branch of Danske bank A money laundering investigation by regulators and the financial community will scrutinise the report made by the Danske Bank 19/09/2018
no comment Watch: Millions join global cleanup campaign Millions of people marked World Cleanup Day on Saturday, joining what was set to be the biggest-ever single day of volunteer-based waste collection efforts. 15/09/2018
View It is time for small states to start thinking big | View Though, many of Trump’s policies seem to be aimed at large states, it is small states that perhaps have the most to lose from Trump’s policies. 20/07/2018
Estonia Free public transport is launched across Estonia Free public transport for residents across Estonia due to begin in July 21/05/2018
Estonia Estonian university is best performer among EU's newest states The University of Tartu in Estonia has been ranked the best among higher education institutions in the EU's newest states. 09/05/2018
Estonia Meet the sea-skimming vessel from Russia set to make a splash in Europe An Estonian entrepreneur wants to use a Russian-developed sea-skimming vessel to transport people between Tallinn and Helsinki. 20/04/2018
