Category: Estonia

The Spanish Air Force (SAF) took over NATO's rotating Baltic Air Policing mission at Ämari on Wednesday, replacing the UK's RAF which has been patrolling the skies for the last few months.

Preliminary data from Statistics Estonia suggests that consumer prices grew by 6.3 percent in July year-over-year. The consumer price index came down 0.39 points from last month.

Estonian residents have the highest trust in the rescue service, Police and Border Guard Board (PPA), and the Estonian Defense Forces (EDF), new polling commissioned by the Ministry of Defense shows.

Tartu's Car Free Avenue will open on Thursday evening, coinciding with the Tartu City Day gala concert.

An appeal to change a street name honoring a Red Army veteran in Sillamäe, northeastern Estonia, has been rejected by Minister of Regional Affairs Madis Kallas (SDE).

The decline in the number of births in Estonia is related to a decrease in the number of women of reproductive age, a delay of the birth of the first child and the recent pandemic, during which the virus had a particularly negative impact on male fertility.

Foreign ministers from Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania on Saturday hit back at comments made by China's ambassador to France who said former Soviet republics have no "effective status" in international law.

Estonia's new government was sworn in today (April 17). ERR News looked at the data behind the new Riigikogu members, the government, and the coalition agreement.

Belarusians living in Estonia and Finland held a rally in Tallinn on Saturday to mark Belarus' 105th Freedom Day.

Prime Minister Kaja Kallas (Reform) said she is "quite optimistic" that a coalition agreement can be reached with the Social Democratic Party (SDE) and Eesti 200 after their first meeting on Wednesday.