
This summer in Tallinn is shaping up to be even poorer than 2023’s already disappointing showing, “Aktuaalne kaamera” (AK) reported Wednesday, with falling visitor figures and lower hotels and restaurants [..]
The Rail Baltica project is in such a deep hole that it could fundamentally affect the current state budget, said MP Andris Kulbergs (United List), chairman of the Saeima Parliamentary [..]
Latvenergo and the German energy company RWE have suspended cooperation in the development of offshore wind parks, and Latvenergo has found a new partner for this project, Martins Cakste, Chairman [..]
Banning the import and transit of Russian grain could cause losses of EUR 100 million for the Latvian port and rail transport sectors, according to an informative report on the [..]
The Estonian e-residency program, which is celebrating its ninth anniversary on Friday, has seen its cumulative contribution to the national budget exceed 200 million euros. The program is moving towards [..]
Journalist’s Ain Alvela interview with Juhan Aguraiuja, the head of Adven Baltics, which provides district heating services in Estonia and also in Latvia, Finland and Sweden The upcoming winter and [..]
19,799 people received an unemployment insurance benefit in the third quarter of this year, 24 percent more than during the same quarter last year and 0.2 percent more than in [..]
Journalist’s Ain Alvela interview with Mihkel Nestor, an economic analyst at SEB Bank Over the past three years, the Estonian economy has been hit by several setbacks – while after [..]
The tax policy proposals for 2024-2026 supported by the new government threaten the ability of several industries not only to compete, but also to exist, according to a statement released [..]