• February 12, 2026
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E-Government

Estonia in 2nd place on UN E-government index

The United Nations E-government survey in 2024 has found that Estonia has the second best level of state-provided E-services among all UN member states. Only Denmark is ahead of Estonia, [..]

In the future, documents such as an ID-card and driver’s license can be used using a mobile phone in Estonia

Estonian developer of e-government services Cybernetica, in cooperation with the Information System Authority (RIA), will start analyzing the architecture of the technical solution of the future digital wallet and its [..]

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Wise co-founder: I live a pretty normal life in London

Icebreaker MSV Botnica in port in Tallinn, with a passenger ferry visible in the background. Source: Siim Lõvi/ERR

Estonian icebreakers free over 50 ships from ice-bound Baltic Sea coastline

06 February 2026, Bavaria, Planegg: German Minister of Economics Katherina Reiche visits the biotechnology company Tubulis and takes a look around a laboratory. During her visit, Reiche wants to find out about the company's research and development activities, among other things. Photo: Sven Hoppe/dpa

German minister warns against EU isolation in global competition

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Estonia strengthens energy resilience: hertz 1, one of continental Europe’s largest battery storage parks, opens in Kiisa

Parking for e-cars: The number of electric vehicles on Germany's roads has risen slightly. Photo: Julian Stratenschulte/dpa Credit: Julian Stratenschulte/dpa

Germans see domestic EVs as most competitive, survey shows

Heating plant in Tallinn. Source: Siim Lõvi /ERR

January district heating bills up by 50% compared to 2025

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