While the need to have an ID card stirs protest in many countries, Estonia has used a digital version as the foundation of its strategy to lead the world in digital government. The people of Estonia, ...

Estonia closes border to Russian citizens with Estonia-issued Schengen visas, while contemplating a full ban Estonia’s Foreign Ministry announces that all Russian nationals with Estonia-issued ...

Estonia's cumulative solar capacity reached around 1,430 MW by the end of last year. Year-on-year installations slowed as the country's solar market begins to saturate, with future growth expected to ...

Estonia is considered to be the global leader in e-governance, digital transformation, and technologies. However, we still need to continue investing in tech talents and education. Microsoft created ...

Estonia has become the first central European nation, and first ex-Soviet country, to legalize same-sex marriage, approving amendments to its Family Law Act on Tuesday. The new legislation passed by ...

Political risk: Small economy. Sensitive to external shocks. Economy and society significantly impacted by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Relatively stable pro-EU coalition government. Security risk: ...

(RNS) — Lawmakers in Estonia’s Parliament are debating a draft bill that would effectively require the Estonian Orthodox Church of the Moscow Patriarchate, the Russian Orthodox Church’s presence in ...

The parliament of Estonia on Monday called for UN member states to "take immediate steps to establish a no-fly zone" over Ukraine to prevent further civilian casualties as Russia’s multi-front war ...

Driven by the idea of helping decision-makers accelerate the digital transformation of society, Microsoft presented the Digital Futures Index research. The Index shows the level of digitalization of ...

In the early 2000s, Estonian software engineers Ahti Heinla, Jaan Tallinn, Priit Kasesalu, and Toivo Annus teamed up with Swedish entrepreneur Niklas Zennström and Danish entrepreneur Janus Friis and ...

The ambush came at dawn. Moments before, the only sound in the frigid forest of Klooga, 40 km west of the Estonian capital Tallinn, had been light snoring coming from beneath a handful of camouflaged ...