School Nurse Warns: A Dangerous Trend is Growing Among Youth, Where We Are at the Top in Europe
The use of e-cigarettes and nicotine pouches among Estonian youth has reached alarming levels, prompting concern from health workers and parents.
The national library hosts the closing conference of the book year "Estonian Book β How Long Can This Last?"
The Estonian National Library will hold a closing conference for the Estonian Book Year titled "Estonian Book β How Long Can This Last?" on March 13 and 14.
The final conference of the book year takes place at the National Library: 'Estonian Book β How Long Can It Last?'
The National Library of Estonia is hosting the final conference of the Book Year, discussing the future of Estonian literature and culture.
Estonian skiers performed modestly in the junior world championship mass start freestyle race
Five young Estonian skiers competed in the junior world championships in Lillehammer, Norway, with two finishing in the top fifty.
Estonian girls reached the top ten in the biathlon World Championships
Estonian athletes Rosibel Marii Kaldvee and Jette Lee Baumann achieved a top ten finish in the girls' 6-kilometer sprint event at the Youth Biathlon World Championships in Germany.
The Tax and Customs Board responded to camp organizers: we must treat all taxpayers, including camp organizers, equally according to the law
The Estonian Youth Camp Organizers Association is seeking urgent clarification from the Tax and Customs Board and the Ministry of Finance regarding VAT taxation of children's and youth camps.
Maria Eliise Kaljuvere ahead of the home World Championships: I have been working on strengthening the mental side
Skater Maria Eliise Kaljuvere expresses her preparations for the upcoming Junior World Championships after winning the Estonian youth championships.
Camp organizers demand answers from the state: how many camps face a tax liability and is the risk retroactive?
The Estonian Camp Organizers' Association has submitted an official inquiry to the tax and customs board and the ministry of finance regarding the potential VAT implications for children's and youth camps.
Study: Hatred Against the LGBTIQ+ Community is Normalizing According to Youth
A recent study indicates that Estonian youth view the LGBTIQ+ community as the most targeted group of hate in the context of political violence, suggesting that hostility towards sexual minorities is becoming somewhat normalized.
Kalev/Cramo Enhanced Its Roster in an Unusually Positive Way
Kalev/Cramo has signed 18-year-old Estonian guard Marten Alles for the remainder of the season as he returns from playing high school basketball in the U.S.
Estonian juniors and youth achieved 12th place in the mixed relay at the World Championship
Estonian junior and youth teams finished 12th in the mixed relay at the World Biathlon Championships in Calgary.
Heino Enden β world champion in basketball and in business
Heino Enden, a notable figure in Estonian basketball, transitioned from a serious illness in his youth to becoming a world champion, showcasing strong confidence and risk-taking in his career.
The thin body of young people from the independence era concealed unexpectedly high blood sugar levels
A study conducted by researchers from Tartu University found that younger generations of Estonian youth, who are generally thinner, exhibit unexpectedly high blood sugar levels, prompting an examination into the relationship between societal changes and health.
Estonian Youth Footballers Defeat Faroe Islands in Penalty Shootout
The Estonian U17 football team won against the Faroe Islands in a penalty shootout during the UEFA friendly tournament held in the Faroe Islands after finishing regulation time with a 1-1 draw.
Anu Lamp: The Estonian Language Only Survives If We Use It Every Day
Anu Lamp emphasizes the need for daily use of the Estonian language to ensure its survival, expressing concern over youth communicating in English.
Estonian youth basketball player was at a tournament in Abu Dhabi during the rocket attack
A youth basketball tournament in Abu Dhabi was canceled due to a rocket attack initiated by Iran, impacting a participating Estonian player.
A thousand young men wishing to serve in the military will be sidelined
Due to a significant reduction in military conscription slots, many young Estonian men who wished to serve are unable to do so this year.
A more flexible law encourages young people to try working earlier
The Estonian government has approved changes to the employment contract law that simplify the rules regarding youth employment, aimed at providing better opportunities for young people to gain work experience and establish work habits.
Priit VΓ΅igemast: There are a lot of talented children in Estonia
Priit VΓ΅igemast emphasizes the abundance of hidden talent among children in Estonia and calls for greater attention to their abilities.
Government allows demanding more working hours from children
The Estonian government plans to change laws to require children to work more hours and receive less time off.
Pill: if you fail the first film, it will be harder to get the next opportunity
Director TΓ΅nis Pill reflects on the challenges of debut filmmaking, emphasizing the importance of success in securing future opportunities.
Joel Lindpere takes on the role of FC Elva's development director
Former Estonian footballer Joel Lindpere has been appointed as the development director of FC Elva.
Overview. Feature Film in 2025 - Something for Everyone
A review of Estonia's film output in 2025 highlights a blend of exceptional actors, humor, and a diverse range of films, including a significant number of documentaries and youth films.
Young Athletics Athletes Set Two Records at the Baltic Championships
Young Estonian athletes set two new records at the Baltic U-18 Championships held in Valmiera.
DMITRIY FADIN β© The electricity bill crisis is not inevitable; it is a consequence of government choices
The rise in electricity bills in January has severely affected Estonian youth and families, highlighting systemic issues tied to government decisions.
Elsa Leiten: The Lesson from KobarkΓ€ki
The article discusses the controversy surrounding Tartu's decision to end the reimbursement of EMO (emergency medical service) visit fees for children and youth.
PARTIES VOX POPULI β© Virve Linder: despite colossal sums, local youth still respond to state language address with Β«huh?Β»
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.
REVIEW: When You See Simon, You Feel Like a Lucky Charm and a Guilty One
The play 'We Will See Simon!' at the Estonian Youth Theatre adeptly tackles the challenges faced by disabled individuals through a vibrant adaptation of a New Zealand novel.
Innovative Use of Drugs in Child Protection Center, Deputy Mayor Proposes Involvement of Drug Dogs
The Deputy Mayor of Tallinn is considering the introduction of drug detection dogs in response to drug use among children at a local shelter following a tragic death.
HOMNE EESTI β© Kadri Joala: Sometimes I want to be sure about something
Estonian young writer Kadri Joala reflects on her feelings towards her homeland, expressing a mix of curiosity and uncertainty about the future of Estonia.
Eero Merilind: vaping and other narcotics are not the cause, but the consequence
Eero Merilind discusses the alarming rise of nicotine addiction among Estonian youth and emphasizes that it is a byproduct of deeper societal issues rather than the root cause.
WEEK'S ANSWER β© Eneli Kindsiko: the journey from birth to death is the art of learning to be human
The latest Estonian human development report highlights significant issues in education, such as inequality, teacher shortages, and mental health problems among youth.
Enterprising Youths Give New Life to Coffee Grounds and Old Spoons
Innovative Estonian students are recycling coffee grounds and old spoons into new products for a student entrepreneur fair.
Tartu recognized the best in youth field and extracurricular education
Tartu, recently awarded the title of Youth Capital of the Year, recognized outstanding contributors in youth affairs and extracurricular education during an event at Tartu Waldorf School.
VIDEO β© Noble mission: An Estonian brand that started in a garage aims to provide hope and support to young people through fashion
The Bibz store's Valentine's Day event in PΓ΅hjala Tehas brought together young creatives to explore the Christian brand's new products and attend a keychain crafting workshop.
PHOTOS AND VIDEOS β© 14-year-old Marie who reported the fire: "I cried a lot, it was hard to breathe"
The Estonian emergency center recognized children and young people for their exemplary emergency calls that prevented accidents and saved lives.
Estonian University Invites School Youth to Free Technology Camps During Winter Break
The Estonian University is offering two free city camps during the winter break for school youth to explore robotics and electronics.
Dream Band Soloist Anne Veski: I Like the Initiative of Young Musicians
Estonian vocalist Anne Veski shares her enthusiasm for collaborating with young musicians in the Dream Band, which will perform at the Eesti Laul finals.
Estonian youth increasingly see artificial intelligence as a friend
A recent study reveals that Estonian youth view artificial intelligence not just as a learning tool but also as a communication partner.
Study: Young People Dislike Controlling Management Styles in the Workplace
A study indicates that Estonian youth strongly prefer workplaces that do not impose overly controlling management styles, with many opting out of certain employers.
Young Nordic Combined Athletes Bring Two Medals to Estonia from FIS Youth Cup
Young Estonian Nordic combined athletes Fred Gustavson and Henri SalumΓ€e won one gold and one bronze medal at the FIS Youth Cup in Kandersteg, Switzerland.
TOMORROW ESTONIA β© The first prize of the youth essay contest 'Tomorrow Estonia' 2026 was awarded to Airis Piigli
The youth essay contest 'Tomorrow Estonia' has awarded its first prize for 2026 to Airis Piigli from VΓ΅rumaa for her essay 'Once a person opened a secret envelope and decided that this Estonian family would not disappear.'
Estonian rally talent Jaspar Vaher: I could be ready for WRC rallies in the second half of the year
18-year-old rally driver Jaspar Vaher from LÀÀne-Virumaa aims to compete in WRC rallies later this year after being selected for Toyota's youth program, despite undergoing a serious crash.