Qa'dah 8, 1435, Sep 3, 2014, SPA -- Early Wednesday morning, President Barack Obama arrived in Estonia to help reassure the Baltic states that the U.S. will defend them, UPI reported.
President Obama is meeting first with Estonia's president and (...)
عقدت الجمعية الخيرية لرعاية الأسر السعودية في الخارج "أواصر" مساء يوم الاثنين 25 ذو الحجة بمدينة الرياض اجتماعاً لأعضاء الجمعية العمومية لمناقشة ما حققته جمعية أواصر من انجازات لرعاية الأسر السعودية المنقطعة في الخارج, وللإطلاع على التقرير المالي (...)
AlHijjah 20, 1432, Nov 16, 2011, SPA -- The United States has joined NATO's cyber defense research center in Estonia that works on ways to combat cyber attacks, as AP reported.
The United States will help fund the center, and its scientists and (...)
A man armed with a pistol entered Estonia's Defense Ministry and opened fire on Thursday, but police stormed the building and killed him, officials said, according to AP.
During the gunfire, many ministry employees escaped by jumping from (...)
نجح فيلم "قراصنة الكاريبي" الجديد في تحقيق إنجاز إذ تمكنت إيراداته من تخطي عتبة المليار دولار.
وأفادت صحيفة "هوليوود ريبورتر" الأميركية ان فيلم "قراصنة الكاريبي: على موجات غريبة" من بطولة النجم الهوليودي جوني ديب ومشاركة شخصيتان جديدتان وهما (...)
Akhir 02, 1432 H/March 7, 2011, SPA -- The incumbent Reform party's victory in Estonia's
parliamentary election at the weekend should produce a stable
coalition government, but it might take time for likely partners to
agree upon policy (...)
Akhir 01, 1432 H/March 6, 2011, SPA -- Preliminary results show Estonia's center-right government has won the Baltic country's first election as a eurozone member, according to AP.
With more than 90 percent of votes counted, Prime Minister Andrus (...)
Awwal 30, 1432 H/March 5, 2011, SPA -- Estonia heads into its first election as a euro-zone member Sunday, with the center-right government hoping to be rewarded with an unprecedented second term for steering one of Europe's most depressed economies (...)
Awwal 17, 1432 H/Feb 20, 2011, SPA -- Estonian public broadcaster ERR said that a fire has raced through an orphanage for disabled children, killing at least 10 children.
"The fire engulfed the building in the coastal town of Haapsalu in western (...)
Awwal 17, 1432 H/Feb 20, 2011, SPA -- A residential home for disabled children in a
small Estonian town burned down Sunday, killing at least 10 children
according to local media reports, according to dpa.
The orphanage, home to around 40 (...)
Estonia's state energy company says it has signed a major contract with France's Alstom SA to build an oil shale-fueled power plant near the Russian border, according to AP.
Eesti Energia says the ¤950 million ($1.3 billion) deal calls for (...)
Estonia was gearing up Friday for historic New Year's festivities as the tiny country becomes the first former Soviet republic to adopt the euro, a symbolic boost for the currency tarnished by the worst crisis in its 12-year history, according to (...)
Estonia's Defense Ministry says a soldier has died in southern Afghanistan after insurgents ambushed his unit.
The ministry says that Sgt. Herdis Sikka was killed Monday in an explosion while the unit was on a routine patrol in Helmand (...)
There was a positive reaction Monday in Estonia to
news that London-based ratings agency Fitch had upgraded the Baltic
nation's default ratings less than six months before it is due to
join the eurozone, according to dpa.
Marten Ross, deputy (...)
Estonia, which is on course to join the eurozone
next year, saw its annual inflation rate jump to 3.5 per cent
year-on-year - slightly higher than expected, according to official
figures released today, dpa reported.
The consumer price index (...)
Estonia's hopes of becoming the 17th member of the
Eurozone were hanging in the balance today after European Union
commissioner Olli Rehn was quoted by dpa as saying the Baltic state's membership was "not a done deal.", according to (...)
U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton is expected to press other NATO nations to provide more trainers for Afghanistan's police and military forces as part of preparations to withdraw Western troops from there by summer 2011, according to (...)
The Obama administration is still committed to improving relations with Syria, AP qouted U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton as saying on Thursday.
Speaking at a news conference before the opening of a NATO foreign ministers meeting in (...)
The United States today appeared to rule out an early withdrawal of battlefield nuclear arms from Europe and said that if it cut its arsenal it would want Russia to pull its weapons back from NATO territory, according to dpa.
The stance sketched (...)
NATO foreign ministers are arriving in Estonia for talks aimed at reviving commitments to Afghanistan and at resolving thorny internal issues, according to AP.
U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, who landed early Thursday, will (...)
An transport plane made an emergency
landing today on a frozen lake close to the Estonian capital,
Tallinn, reported the Baltic News Service, according to dpa.
The Antonov-26 aircraft, operated by Polish company Exin, was
reported to be (...)
The number of unemployed in Estonia in the third
quarter of 2009 reached its highest level since the country regained
independence from the Soviet Union in 1991, dpa quoted official
data as releasing today.
Statistics Estonia said the (...)
Foreign ministers of the three Baltic nations
and the Benelux countries concluded a two-day mini-summit in Estonia
on Thursday with a call for continued dialogue with Belarus.
"We touched upon the latest developments in Belarus following (...)
A small plane crashed near the Southern Estonian city of Parnu, killing the pilot, DPA quoted local media as saying on Wednesday.
The single-engine Piper 28, registered in Sweden, was on landing approach at the airport around 1500 local time when (...)
The small Baltic nation of Estonia wants more
respect from Russia amid cooling political relations between two
countries, Estonia's foreign minister said Friday, according to dpa.
"We'd like to have good - or at least normal - relations with (...)