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.

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

Rising everyday expenses are the biggest concern for Estonians, a survey commissioned by the Government Office shows, though fewer now feel economically insecure about the future. Eighty-seven percent ...

The majority of Estonian residents do not have a clear understanding of Estonia's foreign policy towards Israel and Palestine, a new report shows. The survey was conducted by Turu-uuringute AS for the ...

TALLINN, Estonia — A statue of a Red Army soldier at the heart of last week's deadly riots in Estonia was re-erected at a military cemetery in the capital Monday, overlooking dozens of Russian war ...

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 author writes, “Two Estonian nationals have pleaded guilty to defrauding hundreds of thousands of people around the world in a $577M cryptocurrency Ponzi scheme, the Justice Department said ...

To Europe now where the EU is divided over how to respond to Russia's attack on Georgia. Among the countries to have pushed for a stronger reaction is another former Soviet Republic, Estonia. After ...