Bear cubs appearing close to human habitation are not cute cuddly toys, experts have warned, and it may only be a matter of time before such incidents end up with someone being harmed, Maaleht ...

Interior Minister Igor Taro (Eesti 200) said the Finnish authorities will assist their Estonian counterparts in stopping illegal immigrants who are trying to reach the Nordics after crossing the ...

Interior Minister Igor Taro (Eesti 200) said the Finnish authorities will assist their Estonian counterparts in catching illegal immigrants who are trying to reach the Nordics after crossing the ...

Kuressaare Water Utility has begun chlorinating the city's water supply after routine drinking‑water tests showed, based on preliminary lab results, E. coli and other coliform bacteria at the ends of ...

The international technology company Nebius, which develops artificial intelligence infrastructure, is recruiting employees in Tallinn, but the company's exact plans in Estonia are not known.

Estonian Football Association (EJL) president Aivar Pohlak has raised concerns about world football governing body FIFA's plan to partly privatize its major competitions, including the World Cup.

Shipping from Ukraine's ports in the Odesa region has come to a "complete halt" after Russian attacks, as owners are not willing to let their vessels enter ports, the Estonian Defense Forces ...

In Ida‑Viru County, demolition has begun on the derelict apartment blocks of Viivikonna village, Estonia's best‑known ghost town. Narva‑Jõesuu plans to turn the abandoned mining settlement into a ...

Retail sales turnover rose to €950 million in June – an increase of 1 percent on year – bucking a more than two-year negative trend, data from Statistics Estonia shows.

This summer's lack of rainfall has given people a welcome break from mosquitoes. But horseflies, which depend on larger bodies of water, are doing quite well, says entomologist Urmas Tartes.

Estonian real estate developers report a cautious market recovery, but many saw turnover decline and ended last year with losses.

Traveling fans of Swedish football club IFK Göteborg vandalized facilities at the Lilleküla Stadium in Tallinn Thursday night, continuing the spree in the city center too.