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The Narva Museum is hosting a three-day adventure camp for children during the school holidays, featuring pirate games, Viking skills, and scout knowledge.

The article discusses the challenges of fostering pro-Estonian sentiments in Narva, featuring insights from Indrek Tarand, an adviser to the Speaker of the Estonian Parliament.

On Estonia's Independence Day, Narva-Jõe Suu appears almost devoid of celebratory signs despite being a city with around 2,600 residents.

On Estonia's 108th anniversary, Interior Minister Igor Taro delivered a speech in Narva emphasizing the significance of the location.

Swedish Defense Minister warns of potential military responses if Russia aims for Narva amid the ongoing war in Ukraine, emphasizing the failures of the Russian military and the tightening of sanctions and support for Ukraine.

The Estonian ice hockey championship featured matches with over a thousand spectators in total, where Narva PSK and Tartu Välk 494 emerged victorious.

The quarterfinal matchups for the futsal championship have been established following the conclusion of the main tournament.

The futsal championship's main round concluded with the announcement of quarter-final match-ups following key victories by top teams.

A conflict has emerged between Narva's mayor and the director of the Ida-Viru County Vocational Education Center over student participation in an experimental language program.

Mihhail Stalnuhhin, the chairman of Narva City Council, spoke positively about Vladimir Putin in a recent interview, discussing various topics including the situation in Narva and the war in Ukraine.

German Major General Wolf Jürgen Stahl expresses concerns about potential Russian incursions into NATO territory, specifically citing Narva, Estonia, and questioning the political response in Germany.

The Narva City Council has approved a budget of 134 million euros for this year, which includes plans for new educational institutions and the expansion of the central square.

Narva's City Council has approved a conservative budget of 134 million euros for the city, earmarking significant funds for investment projects despite economic challenges.

An Israeli citizen living in Narva, Anatoli Privalov, collaborated with the FSB since 2016 and was involved in espionage activities until his arrest last fall.

German Major General Wolf-Jürgen Stahl warned that Russia may at some point seize a part of NATO territory, specifically citing Narva, and expressed concern about how German politicians would respond in such a situation.

Anatoli Privalov, an Israeli citizen residing in Narva, was sentenced to prison by the Harju County Court for spying on behalf of the Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) against Estonia and its allies for at least nine years.

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.

A new school complex for over 700 students is being designed in Narva, with two older schools scheduled for demolition over the next three years.

Narva's mayor Katri Raik blames Hendrik Agur for her own failures in the Estonian-language education sector in Ida-Viru.

The conflict arises as the Estonian language courses at the Ida-Viru County vocational education center see low attendance, prompting school officials to appeal to parents for support.

The director of the Ida-Viru Vocational Education Center, Hendrik Agur, criticized Narva Mayor Katri Raig for her politically motivated critiques, claiming they are inappropriate.

The Narva River, the largest river by discharge in Estonia, features a unique array of islands shaped by its flow, renowned for their scenic waterfalls, though visibility is limited by Russian control.

The article discusses the increasing tensions between Europe and the United States regarding NATO's role, highlighted by U.S. Vice President JD Vance's remarks at the Munich Security Conference in 2025.

The article discusses the dual nature of the Estonian city of Narva, which symbolizes both the potential for European industrial advancement and the looming threat of Russian aggression amid the ongoing war in Ukraine.

Eerik Purgel, standing on the Friendship Bridge in Narva, Estonia, describes the deteriorating relations with Russia, particularly in the context of cooperation on issues like drug smuggling.

Narva's new urban planning initiative includes the proposal for a tram line connecting to Narva-Jõesuu, aiming to improve public transport efficiency and reduce environmental impact.

Narva's new urban plan provides for a tramway to improve public transport to Narva-Jõesuu.

The music program for the upcoming Station Narva festival in Estonia has been expanded with six new artists, including award-winning group Sadu.

Narva PSK extended their winning streak to eleven games in the home hockey league after a thrilling victory.

Narva has implemented a new master plan aimed at curbing the city's decline.

Narva Mayor Katri Raik criticizes the Center Party for their hypocrisy regarding a recent public letter about electricity prices.

Narva's new general planning seeks to prevent the city's population decline by concentrating development in specific areas, including a proposed tram link to Narva-Jõesuu.

The city of Narva is seeking solutions to safely use a problematic football hall, contrary to media reports about demolition plans, as emphasized by Mayor Katri Raik.

Narva city officials are searching for a safe solution for a problematic football hall instead of demolishing it, despite past construction failures and excessive running costs.

An expert analysis concluded that the Narva football hall requires complete demolition due to significant construction errors, but the city mayor stated it will not be torn down immediately and plans to meet with builders to find a solution.

The Narva football hall, which cost €7 million to construct in 2024, will be demolished after serious structural flaws were discovered shortly after its opening.

A small European city near the Russian border is preparing for potential threats from President Putin amid rising tensions.

Narva's mayor Katri Raigi's impeachment motion did not receive enough support during a special council meeting, allowing her to continue in office.

Residents of Narva, an Estonian city on the border with Russia, express fears of potential conflict as tensions rise.

In Narva, a border town in Estonia, residents are discussing the high heating bills they receive during January, a period known for its cold temperatures, and local authorities are calling for government intervention to address the issue.

Narva city councilors failed again to set salaries for council chairman Mihhail Stalnuhhin and deputy chairman Jana Kondrašova, with a vote resulting in a 15:15 tie, while a proposed ousting of mayor Katri Raik also fell through.

The Narva City Council has appealed to the national government to implement exceptional subsidy measures to help reduce heating costs for residents.

Today marks the 106th anniversary of the signing of the Tartu Peace Treaty between Estonia and Soviet Russia, celebrated with a commemorative ceremony in Narva.

The article discusses the perceptions of residents in Narva, Estonia, regarding the potential threat of a Russian invasion, highlighting a sense of security among locals despite NATO's presence.