A sunny weekend awaits
A mixed weather forecast anticipates a sunny weekend following some light rain and cloud cover in Northern Estonia.
Fog will form in western and northern Estonia tonight, roads will become slippery
The Estonian Transport Agency warns drivers about potential fog and slippery roads in western and northern Estonia tonight.
An update allows traveling in North Estonia by train, bus, and tram with one ticket
Starting Monday, North Estonia introduces a unified travel ticket for trains, county buses, and trams in Tallinn and Harjumaa, enabling unlimited travel within selected zones.
A fund for state finance distribution in sports will be established in Latvia. How such funds are organized elsewhere in Northern Europe
Latvia is set to establish a state sports fund with its financing sources and structure to be determined in the development process, following examples from neighboring countries like Estonia, Lithuania, and Finland.
A mysterious community that lived underground for centuries discovered in Spain
Archaeological work in the Las Gobas caves of northern Spain uncovered the remains of 33 individuals from a medieval underground community.
SHOCKING VIDEO: Man grabbed a small child from a mother in a grocery store and tried to escape with him
In a disturbing incident in Northern Italy, a man attempted to kidnap a small child from a mother in a grocery store.
POWERFUL: The small Estonian island teamed up with an Indian giant: 'The goal is to create something the world has never seen before!'
Viirelaid, a small island in Estonia, is partnering with Indian giant BigWater to transform into Northern Europe's first carbon-negative, renewable energy community.
On Monday the weather is warm and rainy
The weather forecast for Monday in Estonia indicates warm temperatures with rain, especially in northern and central regions.
Crocodiles lurk everywhere after floods in Northern Australia
The Northern Territory police in Australia have warned of crocodiles around after significant flooding has led to the evacuation of over a thousand people to shelters.
Turkey considers sending F-16 fighters to Northern Cyprus
Turkey is contemplating the deployment of F-16 fighter jets to Northern Cyprus as a security measure following a recent drone strike on the island.
Turkey considers sending F-16 fighters to Northern Cyprus
Turkey is contemplating the deployment of F-16 fighter jets to Northern Cyprus as a security measure following a drone attack on the island.
PHOTOS β© Jaani Church was filled with listeners of KΓ€su Hansu's lament, some of whom sang along
A well-attended event at Jaani Church celebrated KΓ€su Hansu's lament, which recounts the destruction of Tartu and the deportation of its citizens by Russian forces in 1708 during the Great Northern War.
The First Poem Written by an Estonian Was Presented in Tartu
Tartu Jaani Church witnessed the presentation of the first poem written by an Estonian, a lament titled 'Oh! My Poor Tartu Line', authored during the Great Northern War.
The inspection initiated oversight regarding the salary dispute at the small school
The Estonian labour inspectorate has launched oversight proceedings at VΓ΅hma School following legal compliance issues identified by the audit committee of the Northern-Sakala municipal council.
Greece deploys Patriot system and two fighter jets to protect Bulgaria from Iranian threats
Greece is deploying air defense systems and fighter jets to northern parts of the country to safeguard Bulgaria from potential attacks by Iran.
The public transport ticket valid in North Estonia will soon be available for sale
A unified public transport ticket for North Estonia will allow users to travel on Tallinn's public transport, county buses, and Elron trains with a single ticket.
Estonia is preparing a joint plan with Northern European allies for the evacuation of civilians in case of a crisis
Ten Northern European countries, including Estonia, have agreed to draft joint plans for cross-border evacuations of civilians in the event of a potential crisis or military conflict.
Estonians won eight medals at the Winter Triathlon World Championships
Estonian athletes secured eight medals across various age categories at the Winter Triathlon and Duathlon World Championships held in northern Italy over the weekend.
Poomi and Northern Arizona's penultimate game did not go well
Estonian basketball player Karl Markus Poom and his university team Northern Arizona lost their second-to-last game in the USA student league.
Climate warming forces the migration to breed earlier
Climate change is causing migratory birds, such as the snipe, to breed earlier in Central and Northern Europe, according to Italian researchers.
Clashes Erupt Between Israel and Hezbollah
Fighting has broken out between the Israeli military and Hezbollah following rocket fire directed at Northern Israel.
Persistent rain and wind have caused extensive damage in a popular Thai destination
Severe storms and heavy rain have been affecting the popular Chiang Mai region in Northern Thailand for two consecutive days, damaging homes, streets, and infrastructure.
Lippus: The reorganization of Tallinn will reduce school places and make them more expensive
Madle Lippus argues that the Tallinn city government's plan to reorganize schools in Northern Tallinn will significantly reduce the number of available school places and increase costs for families.
GALLERY: Hundipea development detailed planning moved forward
The Tallinn city government has proposed a detailed plan for the Hundipea northern area, transforming a closed port and industrial zone into an open urban space with new residences, commercial spaces, and a seaside promenade.
Michal Kiievis: Estonia supports Ukraine with 11 million euros in military aid
Estonia has pledged 11 million euros to support Ukraine's air defense and ammunition acquisition during a visit by Northern and Baltic leaders to Kyiv.
Michal: Estonia supports Ukraine with 11 million euros in military aid
Estonia has pledged 11 million euros in military aid to Ukraine to support air defense, announced Prime Minister Kristen Michal during a visit by Northern and Baltic leaders to Kyiv.
On the Anniversary of the War in Kyiv: Kristen Michal Leads the Visit of Northern and Baltic Leaders
Estonian Prime Minister Kristen Michal is visiting Ukraine to mark the fourth anniversary of Russia's full-scale aggression.
NATURE CALENDAR β© There is still half a meter of snow in the sky on Madis Day
A picturesque Madis Day in Estonia is characterized by sunny skies and recently increased snowfall creating stunning winter landscapes.
VIDEO! β© At the Beginning of the War, the People's Defense Saved the City of Sumy
The article recounts how, in the early days of the war in Northern Ukraine, local citizens took up arms to form a people's defense in Sumy after local authorities and police had evacuated, creating a sense of anarchy.
A Russian Newspaper: Is Moscow Now in Danger?
A Russian commentary discusses the perceived military threats from the Baltic countries and Northern Europe towards Russia, exacerbated by NATO's support.
Nature Observation: The Soundscape Indicates Spring
The article reflects on a recent trip to northern Finland's winter landscapes, contrasting the experience with the unexpected return of a proper winter in their hometown.
Finland chooses Rovaniemi as the location for NATO pre-deployed land forces headquarters
Finland's defense minister has announced Rovaniemi as the headquarters for NATO's Forward Land Forces unit, marking a permanent NATO presence in Northern Finland.
Spanish women suing over hidden camera urination videos at festival
87 women who attended the A Maruxaina festival in northern Spain are battling in court for over six years against men who filmed them urinating with hidden cameras.
The highest income tax rates in Europe: who will pay the most in 2026?
This article discusses the varying income tax rates across Europe, specifically highlighting the differences between Northern and Eastern Europe.
Electricity has significantly increased in Sweden
Electricity prices in Sweden have surged this winter, reaching two-year highs in the northernmost pricing regions due to various factors, including a new electrical connection between Northern Sweden and Finland.
Archaeologist: the burial site of the famous 'boneless' Viking leader may be on the coast of England
A British archaeologist claims that a mound on the west coast of Cumbria, northern England, may be the long-sought burial site of Ivarr the Boneless, one of the most powerful Viking leaders who ruled the British Isles.
VIDEO | Get to know Val di Fiemme, host of the Olympic Games
The article provides a video introduction to Val di Fiemme, the venue for northern skiing events in the Milano Cortina Olympic Games.
A European country opened an ice route that connects two islands in the sea
Extreme cold temperatures in Northern Europe have allowed Estonia to officially open a 20-kilometer ice road linking its two main islands, Saaremaa and Hiiumaa.
The Prosecutor's Office has filed charges against the prosecutor for professional forgery
The Prosecutor's Office in Northern Estonia has charged prosecutor Eve Soostar with professional forgery and the use of forged documents.
Prosecutor Charged with Professional Forgery
A prosecutor in Northern Estonia, Eve Soostari, has been charged with professional forgery and use of forged documents.
One planet, two weathers: January 2026 brought frost to Northern Europe and devastating fires to the Southern Hemisphere
January 2026 was notably colder than usual in Europe, marking the continent's coldest January since 2010, according to the EU's Copernicus Climate Service.
Walking on a Tightrope into Tomorrow: Estonia Can Secure Its Existence Through a New Northern Policy
The article reflects on Estonia's future challenges and opportunities through the metaphor of a historical event involving the first giraffe in China, emphasizing the unpredictability of the future.
Snow will fall in many places in Estonia on Tuesday
Snow is expected in several areas of Estonia on Tuesday, particularly in the islands and northern regions, as a cold high-pressure area moves away to the southeast.
Alleged sabotage hits Italian railways during Olympic opening weekend
Alleged sabotage attacks have significantly disrupted train services in Northern Italy this weekend, coinciding with an influx of Olympic visitors.
PM OLYMPICS β© Biathletes feel like at World Cup stage, no Olympic atmosphere created
The 2026 Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics are spread across a vast area in Northern Italy, resulting in a distinct Olympic experience with various sports segregated from one another.
Up to 21 degrees of frost is expected on Saturday
According to the weather forecast from the Environmental Agency, Saturday will see temperatures drop to as low as 21 degrees below zero, with cloudy skies and light snow expected along the northern coast.
Norwegian Test: The Toughest Cold Reveals the Electric Car with the Longest Range
A recent winter test in Norway has revealed surprising results about electric car range under extreme cold conditions, comparable in significance to the Winter Olympics for the automotive industry.
Vladimir JuΕ‘kin: Northern Europe needs its own nuclear weapon
Vladimir JuΕ‘kin argues that European countries may need to negotiate nuclear weapons if the USA withdraws its security role in Europe.
Women fell victim to a fake article and lost tens of thousands of euros
Two women living in Northern Estonia lost tens of thousands of euros after falling for a scam involving a fake article that appeared to be from Delfi, an online media outlet.
The cold winter surprised even the Finns
January was one of the coldest months in Northern Finland since 1987, with temperatures dropping as low as -42.8 degrees Celsius across the country.