TALLINN - The rating of the opposition Reform Party has kept a steady rise in the past three months and Reform again emerged as the most popular political parry in Estonia in August, it appears from a poll taken by Kantar Emor for BNS and Postimees. Reform&#...
TALLINN – In the provision of humanitarian aid, Estonia focuses on Ukraine and Syria, Estonian Foreign Minister Sven Mikser said in remarks issued on the occasion of the World Humanitarian Day on Saturday. Mikser highlighted the importance of humanitarian aid and Estonia&...
TALLINN – In remarks issued after the knife attack in the Finnish city of Turku on Friday which left two people dead, Estonian President Kersti Kaljulaid said that an attack on peaceful residents is the most despicable act that can be imagined. "An attack on peaceful...
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