What makes sTARTUp Day stand out? Tartu is right in the middle of the word sTARTUp, and we believe that’s not a coincidence but a sign that this is the perfect place for a thriving startup ecosystem.

This one-day programme is designed as a hands-on, facilitated environment where participants can experiment with art-based methods in real, cross-sector contexts - from defence and security to ...

VILNIUS - Lithuanian MP Daiva Ulbinaite of the opposition conservative Homeland Union - Lithuanian Christian Democrats, plans ...

As a result, power capacity, rather than technology or capital, is increasingly determining where artificial intelligence infrastructure can be built. Investment-ready projects are being delayed due ...

StarBridge today is known as a financial infrastructure company. But where did it actually begin? StarBridge started very simply – with frustration. I spent years in banking and engineering and saw ...

The cooperation with Ukrainian cities is part of Tallinn's broader and continuous support for Ukraine, which includes humanitarian aid, inter-city partnerships, and the practical exchange of knowledge ...

RIGA - From a country that was recently considered a risky financial environment, Latvia has become an internationally recognized standard in the fight against money laundering, the Ministry of ...

AS Tallink Grupp has published its unaudited financial results for the 2025 financial year. The Group’s earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA) totaled EUR 130 million, ...

RIGA - The latest assessment of Latvia released by the Council of Europe's Committee of Experts on the Evaluation of Anti-Money Laundering Measures and the Financing of Terrorism (Moneyval) is a good ...

In the Baltic states, two wheels tend to fit the rhythm of life. The distances between cities are manageable, the countryside ...

RIGA - The European Commission (EC) has adopted a comprehensive strategy to increase support for the eastern regions of the ...

TALLINN - On Thursday, the Harju County Court found Israeli citizen Anatoly Privalov, 50, guilty of collecting and transmitting information to the Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) and sentenced ...