Estonia
The secret Europe is hiding: Where to find true peace in 2025
Europe struggles with over-tourism, but Estonia’s remote islands offer true peace: Ruhnu with 150 residents and ringing sand, Vormsi with Swedish heritage, and Kihnu with a matriarchal society.
'Don't fall for their lies': Herzog slams int'l media on falling for Hamas starvation propaganda
Sa'ar tells Estonian officials there are positive signs for a breakthrough in hostage talks
Estonian President meets with Herzog while on regional peace mission
Estonian university cuts ties with Israeli institution, drawing government rebuke
The rector of the Estonian Academy of Arts said the move was in line with “most art universities in Europe.”
Kaja Kallas replaces Josep Borrell as EU Foreign Minister
Kallas is unlikely to be as anti-Israel as Borrell, as he attempted to end his term by suspending all dialogue with Israel.
Josep Borrell, known for being critical of Israel, to be replaced as EU's foreign policy chief
Kaja Kallas supports a two-state-solution and has previously spoken extensively about the humanitarian situation in Gaza.
Estonian violinist-conductor Andres Mustonen heads to Israel
Andres Mustonen will perform at the MustonenFest Tallinn–Tel Aviv festival, the 11th edition of which takes place all around the country February 12-March 21.
Estonia, Japan join nine other nations in suspending UNRWA funds
UNRWA’s role has long been criticized by Israel which alleges it has supported Hamas for years, an allegation the agency denies.
Estonian spy museum - a Cold War relic
A trip back in time to visit the KGB days of the USSR.
Woman saved from life-threatening condition caused by Estonian tick bite
Marina Sogolov was bitten by a tick while in Estonia. After she went home, she was hospitalized and diagnosed with tick-borne encephalitis, a disease that could result in brain damage and death.
Estonia PM Kallas under pressure to quit over husband's Russia ties
Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas has been a leading critic of Russia and has urged European businesses to cut ties with Moscow.
Israel tops group, advances despite narrow loss to Estonia
Sorkin led Israel with 18 points, Timor added 13 points and Kravits scored nine points, while Treier (16 points) and Konontsuk (12 points) paced Estonia
NATO flexes muscle to protect Vilnius summit near Russia, Belarus
"You know where you are situated geographically, and you know pretty well where the threat is coming from", said Lt Col Steffen Lieb, commander of the Patriot deployment.
Israel Aerospace Industries sign new agreements with NATO member countries
The new contracts worth millions of dollars will supply 'kamikaze' drones to three NATO member states.
