Section: Estonia
Reinsalu defends friendship with Hungary
Minister of Foreign Affairs Urmas Reinsalu refrained from criticizing the situation of rule of law in Hungary or Budapest’s actions in torpedoing NATO-Ukraine relations in an interview to ERR. He described as a pointless question whether Estonia should tie itself to Hungary on the international arena in a situation where the country’s...
Defense minister pledges Estonia’s support to Ukraine will continue
Defense Minister Jüri Luik, on a visit to Ukraine, met with the Secretary of State and the new Secretary of the National Defense and Security Council to discuss enhancing defense cooperation. …read more Source::...
Reinsalu: European unity on Ukraine is vital
At the suggestion of Foreign Minister Urmas Reinsalu, the foreign ministers of the European Union met with their Ukrainian counterpart Vadym Prystaiko in Luxembourg during the meeting of the Foreign Affairs Council on Monday. …read more Source::...
Foreign minister to discuss Syria and Ukraine with EU
During a two-day visit to Luxembourg, Foreign Minister Urmas Reinsalu will discuss Syria and Ukraine with the Foreign Affairs Council (FAC) and the General Affairs Council (GAC) of the European Union. …read more Source::...
Long-stay visa fees to be introduced for Ukrainians and Belarusians
Fees will be introduced for Ukrainians and Belarusians who apply for long-stay visas to live and work in Estonia, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said on Thursday. …read more Source::...
Gallery: Autum 10-km race a warmer for Sunday’s marathon
Saturday saw the 10-kilometer Optibet Autmn Race (Sügisjooks) won by Vasil Koval (Ukraine) in 30 minutes and 10 seconds. Otmane Nait-Hammou (Sweden) and Ibrahim Mukunga (Kenya) finished a few seconds later in second and third place, with fourth place going to Estonian Karel Hussar, ERR’s online news in Estonian reports. …read more...
Poll: Estonian residents don’t consider foreign labor a problem
Fifty-six percent of Estonian residents find that the use of short-term foreign labor in Estonia is necessary, while 37 percent believe that workers from Ukraine, Moldova and other non-EU countries are not needed here, a survey conducted by Kantar Emor for newspaper Postimees shows. …read more Source::...
Kaia Kanepi qualifies in Bronx Open
Estonian tennis star Kaia Kanepi (WTA 77) has qualified for the inaugural Bronx Open in New York, defeating Ukraine’s Nadiia Kichenok (WTA 756) 6:7 (3), 6:1, 6:2 in the deciding qualifying round. …read more Source:...
Police chief named Ukraine EU mission advisor
The Estonian Ministry of Foreign Affairs is to send an expert to Ukraine, as part of an EU initiative assisting in civil sector reform in that country. …read more Source:...
Passenger arriving from Kiev dies at Tallinn Airport
An older man who arrived on a flight from Kiev died at Tallinn Airport on Thursday evening, daily Postimees reports. …read more Source:...
