Narva was a jewel of the Northern Baroque flattened during the Second World War, purged of ethnic Estonians (perhaps 4 percent of its population today), and rebuilt in Soviet concrete and gloom.

While much of Europe is obsessing over this year’s European Football Championships, many Estonians — whose team didn’t qualify — are absorbed in their own genomes. This month, the 210,000 Estonians ...

Rioting by ethnic Russians in Estonia in protest at that country’s removal of a World War II memorial to fallen Soviet soldiers has subsided, but not in Moscow. For the past six days, a pro-Kremlin ...

Part 3 of the TED Radio Hour episode Move fast...and fix democracy? Estonians can vote, renew licenses, file their tax returns, and much more with a few clicks on mobile. Anna Piperal explains how her ...

Despite Finland's warnings that Russia could invade Scandinavia and the Baltic states, Estonians don't want to live in fear — even if some are preparing themselves for the worst.The Home Cafe Days, or ...

TALLINN, Estonia (AP) — Zorik was never the tail-wagging or hand-licking type. But that didn't stop the free-spirited vagabond dog from winning many hearts. When the black-and-white mutt, long a ...

From left: UCSC Chancellor George Blumenthal; Loren Steck, whose family created the Steck Award endowment; honoree Kristoffer Hellén, and history professors Jonathan Beecher and Peter Kenez during the ...

The Estonians are a musical people, and in particular a singing people. In fact, they refer to their political stirrings from 1989 to 1991 as “the Singing Revolution.” (For a piece I did on this ...

The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) announced that two Estonian nationals, Sergei Potapenko and Ivan Turõgin, have pleaded guilty to operating a $577 million cryptocurrency Ponzi scheme. The pair ...