Keit Kasemets: It is important to bring Estonians safely home
Estonian Secretary of State Keit Kasemets emphasizes the importance of bringing citizens back home from the crisis area amid ongoing warfare in the Middle East, which does not currently directly affect Estonia's security.
Criticism of the Foreign Ministry for information blackout, now it seems information from the Middle East is flowing
Estonian citizens trapped in the Middle East have criticized the Foreign Ministry for ineffective communication, but the Ministry claims that information exchange has improved.
Kriis.ee consolidates information related to the situation in the Middle East
The Estonian government has launched a dedicated website, Kriis.ee, to provide critical information regarding the ongoing conflict in the Middle East for citizens present in the region and their families.
Tsahkna to EU Foreign Ministers: Pressure on the Iranian regime must continue
Estonian Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna emphasized the importance of ensuring the security of EU citizens and the ability for them to return home during an extraordinary meeting of EU foreign ministers.
Many Estonians Found Themselves in the Midst of War While on Vacation
Around 3,000 Estonians are currently in the Middle East, facing challenges due to closed airspaces and airports amid an escalating conflict.
European Foreign Ministers Hold Emergency Meeting, Estonian Citizens Urged to Make Their Voices Heard
European Union foreign ministers are convening for an emergency meeting to discuss the situation in the Middle East, diplomatic efforts, and increasing pressure on Russia.
Defense Minister Hanno Pevkur in Dubai: Let's just take it one hour and one day at a time
Estonian Defense Minister Hanno Pevkur, currently in Dubai, comments on the ongoing situation involving Israel and the U.S. attacking Iran, while citizens are returning home amid growing uncertainty.
According to the Foreign Ministry, there are nearly 3000 Estonian citizens in the Middle East
The Estonian Foreign Ministry reports that nearly 3000 citizens are currently in the Middle East and encourages them to notify the government for safety reasons.
According to the Foreign Ministry, there are thousands of Estonian citizens in the Middle East
The Estonian Foreign Ministry reports that thousands of Estonian citizens are currently in the Middle East, urging them to ensure their safety and contact the authorities.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs recommends Estonian citizens leave Israel
The Estonian Ministry of Foreign Affairs advises citizens to leave Israel due to security threats amid military actions against Iran.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs calls on Estonian citizens to leave Israel and to exercise caution elsewhere
The Estonian Ministry of Foreign Affairs advises citizens to leave Israel due to escalating military actions and security threats in the region.
The Foreign Ministry advises Estonian citizens to leave Israel immediately
The Estonian Foreign Ministry is urging citizens to exit Israel due to the ongoing military activities between Israel, the USA, and Iran.
Survey: the most popular prime minister candidate is Urmas Reinsalu
A recent survey reveals that Urmas Reinsalu is the preferred candidate for Prime Minister among 26% of Estonian citizens, closely followed by Mihhail Kõlvart at 25% and Martin Helme at 16%.
Tõnu Kibena: The Estonian state has not clarified what citizens should do in the first hours of war
The article discusses the lack of clarity from the Estonian government regarding what citizens should do in the early stages of an armed crisis.
There are at least 14 Estonian citizens in Mexico, the ministry advises to stay indoors
The Estonian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has reported that 14 Estonian citizens are currently in Mexico amidst a nationwide wave of violence and has advised them to stay indoors.
ERM is looking for seven rare Estonian krone banknotes
The Estonian National Museum is encouraging citizens to check their homes for rare ZZ-series Estonian krone banknotes ahead of the Republic's anniversary.
Three decades in the service of clean water and people in Estonia
The EY Estonia Entrepreneur of the Year 2025 gala celebrated Christina Jörg for her three decades of dedication to ensuring access to clean drinking water for Estonian citizens.
JOIN THE CHALLENGE ⟩ Let's make two laps around the globe in honor of the republic!
The Estonian Health Trails Organization is encouraging citizens to participate in a challenge to walk or run at least 80,000 kilometers collectively to celebrate the Republic's anniversary.
Survey: The vast majority is still not satisfied with the Prime Minister's work
A majority of Estonian citizens remain dissatisfied with Prime Minister Kristen Michal's performance, according to a monthly survey conducted by the Institute of Social Sciences and Norstat Estonia.
The Tax Board emphasizes platform income in income tax returns
The Estonian Tax Board has begun to focus on platform income in the income tax declarations, allowing citizens to declare last year's earnings starting today.
Women, children, and the elderly were expelled to Siberia; the mortality rate was enormous, says Estonian historian about Stalin's deportations that affected tens of thousands
The article discusses the historical context and severe impact of Stalin's deportations on Estonian citizens during World War II, highlighting the high mortality rates and ongoing ramifications in the Baltic region.
Social Democrats: Is KAPO Investigating Epstein's Ties to Estonia?
Members of the Social Democratic Party are questioning whether Estonia's security and law enforcement agencies are investigating connections to Jeffrey Epstein involving Estonia and Estonian citizens.
Estonian Citizens Attempted to Set Fire to a House and a Car in Liepaja
The Latvian State Police have concluded an investigation into a fire-setting incident in Liepaja, where Estonian citizens attempted to ignite a local resident's house and car on two occasions.
It Was Revealed How Much Last Year’s Electricity Bill Was in Estonia
Estonian citizens will see for the first time a charge for frequency reserves on their January electricity bill, which was previously processed through Elering but must now be paid directly to the electricity supplier.