- The happiest people in the Baltics are…
- Latvia’s population could fall to 1 million by 2100
- Latvian prime minister: “Our power is in our unity”
- Imports of goods increased in November
- Credit losses a problem for 73% of businesses in Estonia
- Estonia made a proposal to the EU for stronger condemnation of crimes caused by communism
- More than 40,000 Ukrainian refugees now in Estonia
- Baltic states to be honoured with streets named after them in Icelandic capital Reykjavik
- The number of tourists grew 70% in February
- Petrol reaches record high prices in Estonia
17.5.2024 | Estonia
The happiest people in the Baltics are…
According to the latest Estonian Social Survey, Estonians are the happiest among the Baltic nations, with 50.1 per cent … Read more
1.4.2023 | Estonia
Latvia’s population could fall to 1 million by 2100
According to population projections published by Eurostat, the population of Latvia is forecast to fall by almost half by … Read more
3.2.2023 | Estonia
Latvian prime minister: “Our power is in our unity”
Today (February 3), the prime ministers of the three Baltic Countries met in Tallinn for the first time this … Read more
9.1.2023 | Estonia
Imports of goods increased in November
According to Statistics Estonia, in November 2022, Estonia’s exports of goods at current prices remained at the same level … Read more
9.10.2022 | Estonia
Credit losses a problem for 73% of businesses in Estonia
According to a survey conducted by Intrum, 73% of businesses in Estonia are struggling to manage the impact caused … Read more
26.7.2022 | Estonia
Estonia made a proposal to the EU for stronger condemnation of crimes caused by communism
On July 22, Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas signed a joint petition with the leaders of Latvia, Lithuania, Poland … Read more
7.6.2022 | Estonia
More than 40,000 Ukrainian refugees now in Estonia
According to the Estonian Police and Border Guard (PPA), 41,379 Ukrainian refugees have entered Estonia with an intention to … Read more
11.5.2022 | Estonia
Baltic states to be honoured with streets named after them in Icelandic capital Reykjavik
In honour of the mutual friendship between Iceland and the Baltic states, three streets in the capital Reykjavik will … Read more
