Estonia becomes the first nation to achieve 100% digital government services, putting red tape at rest.

Celebrating its 10th anniversary, Estonia’s e-Residency programme isn’t slowing down, remaining an attractive option for entrepreneurs and digital nomads.

Estonia, already among the least corrupt countries in the world, climbs two point higher in the 2023 Corruption Perceptions Index, showcasing its commitment to transparency.

Microsoft created the Digital Futures Index and measured the digitalisation level of 16 European countries, including Estonia. Estonia is leading in e-governance with an above CEE average digitalisation level.  Estonia outperforms all countries in the Index regarding digital public services.

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In the face of the current global challenges, many companies are reorganising how they conduct business, and digital identity is more fundamental than ever, for example, when offering online customer experiences, organising remote work for employees or allowing citizens to access secure government services. These solutions are called Identity and Access Management solutions. For Martin Valler, they are his calling at Icefire.

In 2017, Nortal touched down on the western coast of the USA. Today, they can boast several Fortune500 companies among their clients. Just recently Nortal was awarded Exporter of the Year and the Company of the Year 2020 in Estonia.

As of this autumn, the Riigikogu (the Estonian parliament) is using a new system to prepare verbatim reports of its sittings. The solution, which is based on speech recognition technology, has great export potential and could prove to be a useful tool for other public and private organisations.

New tech solution helps terrorist attack victims.

While there’s nothing comparable to the first-hand travel experience, we do live in an increasingly tech-savvy world. Here’s a quick virtual tour through some of the best Estonian museums for your virtual culture trip to Estonia.

How a group of friends started a successful bicycle company.

Suve main task is to make sure everyone living in or visiting Estonia get their questions answered from official sources.

A great example on how government, citizens and businesses are fighting side-by-side to reduce the economic effects of the COVID-19 crisis.

Hostels for people who want to build a company or are thinking about creating something on their own.

Seedcamp has invested in over 250 companies. Many of their most successful investments have been into companies founded by Estonians.

It is true that if you can make it in New York, you can make it everywhere.

Startup Clanbeat raised a round of 1 million euros from the Japanese venture capital firm Mistletoe.

Rain Rannu’s startup comedy “Chasing Unicorns” has received positive reviews from all around the world.

The Estonian e-Residency programme has reached its first 5-year milestone.

Language technologists from the University of Tartu are helping to improve the flexibility and quality of machine translation.

PISA 2018 results: Estonia’s basic education is among the strongest in the world and the absolute best in Europe.

A doctoral thesis written at the University of Tartu moves us closer to bringing precision medicine into practice.

We have changed Estonia in ten years, now we are ready to change the world.

Former COO and Chief Sales Officer of Starship Technologies talks about a powerful new generation of local startups.

The British business newspaper has picked four Estonian people and companies that lead Europe’s growth.

We need to think what will happen when the goals of humanity and superintelligence don’t match.

E-gov is not a question of technology, there are many other crucial aspects – legislation, belief, trust, convincing.

“My ambition from the very beginning has been building one of the biggest technology companies in Europe.”

Estonia has 17 years of history with the Estonian Genome Center

e-Residency –  the opportunity for anyone, anywhere to succeed as an entrepreneur

Estonia kicks off Slush by inviting everyone to become an e-resident

There is more time for living with your own wooden house

Outgoing information officer: EU must think outside box to stay competitive

Millions of requests on My eHealth, patient’s digital health portal

Kaspar Korjus is the man heading Estonia’s hottest idea since Skype

New startup visa scheme makes it easier to relocate to Estonia

Celebrating modern style European democracy in Estonia