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Top Estonian World News

Estonian PM at NATO Summit: Russia Poses Most Serious Long-Term Threat

Vladimir Putin · Russia

Estonian PM at NATO Summit: Russia Poses Most Serious Long-Term Threat

60% Left coverage: 5 sources

Speaking at the NATO summit in The Hague on Wednesday, Estonian Prime Minister Kristen Michal (Reform) emphasized that Russia is the most serious long-term threat to the global order.See the Story

Sa'ar Tells Estonian Officials There Are Positive Signs for a Breakthrough in Hostage Talks

Innovation · Tallinn

Sa'ar Tells Estonian Officials There Are Positive Signs for a Breakthrough in Hostage Talks

Coverage: 4 sources

Sa'ar also announced that Israel has decided to open its first embassy in Estonia.See the Story

Estonia to Host a Global Ukraine Reconstruction Conference in 2027

Estonia · Estonia

Estonia to Host a Global Ukraine Reconstruction Conference in 2027

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

On Thursday, Estonian Minister of Foreign Affairs Margus Tsahkna (Eesti 200) presented a memorandum on Ukraine's reconstruction to the cabinet, which will be the basis for Estonia's reconstruction and development cooperation with Ukraine over the coming years. Tsahkna also announced that Estonia will host a Ukraine reconstruction conference in 2027.See the Story

Estonia’s Dance Celebration returns as a national family reunion

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Estonia’s beloved Dance Celebration returns not just as a performance, but as a national family reunion – bringing together 11,000 dancers in a vibrant expression of regional identity, tradition and belonging. From 2 to 4 July, nearly 11,000 dancers will sweep onto the grounds of Tallinn’s Kalev Central Stadium in a celebration that is equal parts choreography and collective memory. This year marks the XXI Dance Celebration, part of the broader …Estonia · Estonia See the Story

A history of the Estonian Song Celebration: timeline from 1869 to today

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The Estonian Song Celebration (Laulupidu) is a cultural phenomenon that, every five years, unites a vast choir for a single weekend in July; approximately 100,000 spectators gather to witness the concerts – many joining in as beloved national songs echo across the grounds. More than 41,000 performers from across Estonia and abroad will take part in the XXVIII Song and XXI Dance Celebration from 3 to 6 July, with the 2025 festival, titled “Iseoma…Estonia · Estonia See the Story

Gallery: Schools across Tallinn double as temporary accommodation during Song Festival

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Fifty-three schools across the capital have become temporary accommodation for thousands of singers and dancers as Estonia gears up for the Song and Dance Festival this weekend.Tallinn · Tallinn See the Story

How Estonia could lead the EU’s push to become a startup superpower

Estonia, long hailed as Europe’s digital trailblazer, could hold the key to turning the EU’s latest startup strategy from lofty slogans into tangible success; but will Brussels let its most agile member state lead where it matters most – on execution? In a somewhat classic Brussels move, the European Commission has unveiled a bold new strategy to woo startups and scaleups. Flashy slogans? Check. Multi-billion-euro funds? Check. A new acronym to …European Union · Tallinn Read Article

Current Low Birth Rate Will Lead to up to 1.3 Billion Euros Less Tax Revenue in the Future

In its new short report “The impact of population ageing and low birth rate on long-term state revenue and expenditure”, the...Europe · Madrid See the Story

Folk in the City Bringing Top Names to Cambridge

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Organised by Cambridge City Council, the event provides a platform for all things folk and roots throughout the year.Estonia · Estonia See the Story

Why do Estonians celebrate midsummer on 23 June?

From dodging meteorite strikes on Saaremaa to defying Soviet rule, Adam Rang explains why midsummer’s night or Jaanilaupäev (literally, Midsummer Eve) reflects the complicated story of the Estonian people over thousands of years.* A friend from England recently asked a seemingly simple question: Why do Estonians celebrate midsummer two days later than the actual midsummer? 21 June is often said to be the day of the summer solstice, the astronomi…Estonia · Estonia Read Article

Estonia’s Jaanipäev: From Pagan Rituals to National Identity

Along with Christmas, jaaniõhtu (Midsummer Eve – 23 June) and jaanipäev (Midsummer Day, St John’s Day – 24 June) are the most important holidays in the Estonian calendar – people all over the country will gather with their families, or at larger events to celebrate with singing, dancing and lighting the bonfires, as Estonians have done for centuries.* The short summers with short nights have a special significance for Estonians. Jaaniõhtu and ja…See the Story

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