The attention of the pilot team saved the life of a young swan in Paldiski South Harbor
A pilot team from the Estonian state fleet rescued a young swan trapped in ice at the Paldiski South Harbor.
The state shipping fleet's icebreaker helped Ruhnu out of a major fuel shortage
An Estonian state vessel transported two tons of much-needed gasoline to the island of Ruhnu, alleviating a fuel shortage.
The state wants to legalize the restraint of dangerous patients in three ways
The Estonian government is planning to introduce a legislative amendment that would allow for the restraint of dangerous patients outside hospital psychiatric departments in three different methods.
Gallery: Minister recognizes outstanding contributors with a dog in arm
Estonia's Minister of Regional Affairs, Hendrik Johannes Terras, awarded state decorations to 33 individuals for their contributions to the food sector and regional development during an event celebrating Estonia's Independence Day.
State enterprises have taken a direction towards 'platform labor'
Estonian state enterprises are moving towards platform-based labor, shifting from traditional employment contracts to more flexible service contracts.
Terras on Public Transport: More Money or Fewer Lines
The Estonian Prime Minister assures that children and pensioners will not be charged for bus rides, amid discussions on whether to increase state funding or reduce bus lines, primarily affecting rural areas.
EOK assumes responsibility for Tõnis Sildaru's award, as the state is not allowed to issue it
The Estonian Olympic Committee (EOK) will award Tõnis Sildaru a prize for his son's achievement, as regulations prevent state funding for such awards.
Vormsi and Ruhnu are waiting for faster action from state institutions in restoring connections
The islands of Vormsi and Ruhnu are urging state institutions for prompt action to restore transportation links, currently hindered by the closure of the ice road and a malfunctioning ferry.
FINAL DECISION: The remains of the creator of the Estonian state will remain unexhumed
The Estonian War Museum's plan to excavate the remains of Jüri Vilms, a key figure in Estonia's history, has been halted following an agreement.
Latvia doubles the number of speed cameras on state roads
Latvia is doubling the number of speed cameras on state roads, adding 17 additional traffic cameras this spring, which will also monitor vehicles registered in Estonia.
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.
"The Estonian state was born from the courage to dream." The Estonian flag was raised at sunrise on Independence Day in Antsla
A flag-raising ceremony in Antsla, Võrumaa, marked the beginning of Independence Day celebrations in Estonia, highlighting the importance of community and valuing one's homeland.
The state recommends raising pigs in smaller farms
The Estonian government advises farmers to raise pigs in smaller operations due to ongoing concerns about African swine fever among wild boar and the threat of avian influenza from Europe.
Overview. War and Style Experiments: Estonian Animation 2025
The article discusses the state of Estonian animation in 2025, highlighting its diverse themes and techniques, influenced by the ongoing war in Ukraine.
JAAN VIITA ⟩ If an ordinary citizen did this, it would be corruption, but the state can pay 'rewards'
The Estonian government plans to offer local municipalities up to one million euros as an incentive for establishing wind farm planning, raising concerns about potential corruption.
Eneli Jefimova swam a powerful Estonian record and ninth best time in NCAA history
Estonian swimmer Eneli Jefimova set a new national record in the 100-yard breaststroke at the NCAA conference championships, winning her first conference title.
The state sent top executives to a spa for crisis management training for nearly 160,000 euros
The Estonian government allocated nearly 160,000 euros for crisis management training for top public sector executives at a spa near Tallinn, highlighting the focus on improving crisis leadership skills.
RAUDSAARE DIALOGUES: Allar Jõks: I had a mission in the presidential elections
Allar Jõks discusses his commitment to the Estonian state and the well-being of its people following his tenure as the Chancellor of Justice since 2001.
The State Wants to Create a Direct Link to Traffic Data for Traffic Applications
The Estonian government is proposing an amendment to the traffic law that would allow traffic data to be directly accessible to smartphone traffic applications.
Live at 12: press conference on the developments at the front lines of the war in Ukraine
A press conference will be held at noon to discuss the state of affairs regarding Russia's aggression in Ukraine, led by Colonel Ants Kiviselg of the Defense Forces Intelligence Center.
The state is looking for ways to assist dairy producers in difficulty
The Estonian government is seeking ways to assist dairy producers facing financial difficulties due to issues within the cooperative E-Piim.
The government organizes an auction for the development of wind energy on state lands
The Estonian government plans to hold an auction for state lands suitable for wind energy development, with approximately 26 square kilometers of land available for new wind farms.
The state puts new wind energy development areas up for auction
The Estonian government has approved a second auction for wind energy development areas on state-owned land, including 26 square kilometers across eight municipalities.
Sutt: Estonia 200 still does not believe that more wind farms can fit in Estonia
Estonian Minister of Energy and Environment Andres Sutt stated that the coalition partner Estonia 200 does not believe there is room for additional wind farms in Estonia, as the government moves towards auctions for state land for wind farm development instead of just inviting bidders.
Kruuse: the state must find a way to help producers affected by E-Piim's difficulties
Urmas Kruuse emphasizes the need for government support for dairy producers impacted by the bankruptcy of E-Piim.
PARTIES VOX POPULI ⟩ Virve Linder: despite colossal sums, local youth still respond to state language address with «huh?»
A significant portion of students in an Estonian language course in Ida-Virumaa do not regularly attend, sparking a debate on the responsibilities of both the school and local authority.
This year, 13,007 students registered for state exams
A total of 13,007 students have registered for the upcoming state exams in Estonia, which begin on April 13th.
Solman: Terras is engaging in disproportionate threats
Regional and Rural Affairs Minister Hendrik Johannes Terras has issued a warning to the city of Tallinn regarding the suspension of state budget allocations until the city council approves the budget strategy for 2026-2029.
TODAY IN HISTORY ⟩ The Estonian Rescue Committee Began Work
The Estonian Rescue Committee was established by the Estonian National Council, which also granted it full state authority.
Photos ⟩ Presentation of State Cultural Awards
Today, the state cultural awards of Estonia were presented at the Estonian representative building.
The state ignored the problems with public data in the building register for years
The Estonian government has finally addressed ongoing privacy issues related to public data in the building register, prompting a review of the last decade's documentation by local authorities.
Veesaar missed the NCAA game due to an ankle injury
Estonian player Henri Veesaar was unable to participate in the NCAA game against NC State due to an Achilles tendon-related injury.
The state has ignored problems with the construction register's public data for years
The Estonian government has been aware for over a decade of issues regarding public access to sensitive data in the construction register but has shifted responsibility onto local municipalities.
Rait Kuuse: how much does the maintenance of Tartu prison cost in the state budget?
The article discusses the financial expenditure allocated for the maintenance of the Tartu prison in Estonia, clarifying a recent political statement regarding its costs.
ERR has provided Olympic hockey broadcasts with a notification in the aggressor state's language
Estonian broadcaster ERR offered Olympic hockey tournament games with Estonian commentary but included a Russian notification on the screen.
Graduates of Russian-language schools have significantly worse English skills than graduates of Estonian-language schools
Graduates from Russian-language schools in Estonia perform significantly worse in English state exams compared to their counterparts from Estonian-language schools, with an average score difference of up to 20 points.
Karis recognized recipients of state awards for their perseverance
Estonian President Alar Karis awarded state honors to individuals in Rakvere for their dedication and perseverance in promoting Estonian life.
Large gallery: the president awarded state decorations
President Alar Karis awarded state decorations to individuals in Rakvere for their dedication to improving Estonian society.
Ahti Asmann: What are the economic policy interests of the Estonian state?
Ahti Asmann discusses the need for a thorough risk analysis of the carbon tax in Estonia and the implications of potential changes to the emissions trading system in the EU.
Photos: Former Icelandic Head of State Receives Decoration from President Karis
Former Icelandic President Guðni Jóhannesson received a state decoration from Estonian President Alar Karis during his visit to Estonia.
According to Keldo, the state wants to continue operations at the E-Piim factory in Paide
Estonian Minister of Economic Affairs and Infrastructure Erkki Keldo announced the government's support for the E-Piim milk production factory in Paide to continue operations despite its bankruptcy situation.
Mechanization of production could reduce the prices of Estonian garden products
Estonian fruit growers believe that the prices of local apples could be more competitive if the state supported investments in mechanizing labor-intensive horticulture.
Live at 13:30: Leis and Sauk discuss state road works
Transportation Minister Kuldar Leis and the Director General of the Transport Agency Priit Sauk will discuss the state road maintenance plan for 2026-2029 during a press conference.
Karmen Joller: Children's treatment must be organized by the state
Estonian Social Minister Karmen Joller supports the idea that children's healthcare should be managed by the government amid concerns over the planned merger of Tallinn Children's Hospital with Tallinn Hospital.
The founder of the Aviation Museum seeks permanent funding from the state
The founder of the Estonian Aviation Museum calls for long-term state funding, arguing that the current project-based funding model is unsustainable for the museum's future.
The Defense Committee is Firm on the Requirement of Estonian Language for Conscripts
The Estonian Defense Committee is advancing a requirement for conscripts to have a B1-level proficiency in the Estonian language, with mandatory language courses provided by the state for those lacking proficiency.
Arbo Valdma, who gained wings in Pärnu, will receive a state decoration from the president in Cologne
Arbo Valdma, a distinguished pianist and music educator from Pärnu, will receive a state decoration from the Estonian president on the eve of Estonia's Independence Day.
The Ministry of Education Plans to Increase the Number of Higher Education Places
The Estonian Ministry of Education plans to increase higher education places by obtaining an additional 9.7 million euros from the state budget next year.
The state begins the preparation of official ice roads
The Estonian government has announced the preparation for official ice roads, stating that unofficially established ice routes will not be regulated or adopted.
Over 45 Million from the EU for Bringing Fast Internet to Rural Areas
The Estonian Ministry of Justice and the State Support Services Center have launched a funding application round aimed at developing high-speed internet access networks in rural areas with the backing of EU structural funds.