- Two Ukraine-themed exhibitions have opened in Tallinn
- Latvian prime minister: “Our power is in our unity”
- Estonia’s military support to Ukraine will increase to more than 1% of GDP
- Over 50,000 Ukrainian refugees now in Estonia
- More than 35,000 Ukrainian refugees now in Estonia
- Tallink’s M / S Isabelle ship will accommodate Ukrainian refugees – opening of Riga-Stockholm route postponed
28.2.2023 | Estonia
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Two Ukraine-themed exhibitions have opened in Tallinn
On Sunday, February 26, two exhibitions devoted to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine opened in Tallinn’s old town. The exhibitions … 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
19.1.2023 | Estonia
Estonia’s military support to Ukraine will increase to more than 1% of GDP
Today, the Estonian Government supported a proposal of Minister of Defence Hanno Pevkur to provide Ukraine with the largest … Read more
14.8.2022 | Estonia
Over 50,000 Ukrainian refugees now in Estonia
According to statistics from the Social Insurance Board, 50,347 refugees from Ukraine are now residing in Estonia. Since the … Read more
10.5.2022 | Estonia
More than 35,000 Ukrainian refugees now in Estonia
As of Sunday, May 8, 36,672 Ukrainians have crossed the border into Estonia with an intention to stay. This is … Read more
5.4.2022 | Estonia
Tallink’s M / S Isabelle ship will accommodate Ukrainian refugees – opening of Riga-Stockholm route postponed
Tallink was scheduled to reopen its Riga-Stockholm route on April 6, 2022. However, this has been postponed. Tallink’s M … Read more
