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Russia Launches 426 Drones and 24 Missiles in Massive Overnight Assault on Ukraine

52% Center coverage: 211 sources

Ukraine's resilient air defenses largely held off the latest barrage; NATO allies convening today face mounting pressure to speed deliveries of advanced air defense systems. Ukraine War · Kyiv See the Story

Basslines and Birdsong: Inside Estonia’s Dreamlike KiKuMu Festival

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

This summer, a striking new addition to Estonia’s cultural calendar emerged: the KiKuMu Festival – a spirited celebration of music, cinema, and the arts, set amid the quiet splendour of nature. The air was warm and still, scented with fresh water and underpinned by the faint throb of distant bass. Light filtered through the trees, dancing on moss-covered ground and weathered timber. Somewhere, a melody drifted across the lake, mingling with bird…Estonia · Estonia See the Story

Re-arming Europe: Darkstar launches €25M pan-European defence fund for battlefield-ready tech, weapons; secures €15M first close - Silicon Canals

Darkstar, a defence tech ecosystem builder, announced the official launch of Europe’s first pan-European defence fund fully dedicated to backing real military systems, including weapons and dual-use technologies. The newly launched €25M fund has secured a first close of €15M, led by SmartCap, Estonia’s sovereign defence fund. Additionally, over 30 founders and supporters from across Europe also backed the fund. With this fund, the Darkstar will …European Union See the Story

Estonia launches state app to bring government to your phone

In its latest push to stay ahead as a global digital leader, Estonia has launched a state-backed mobile app that lets citizens access services, verify their identity and track their personal data – all from their smartphone. Estonia, long hailed as one of the most advanced digital nations in the world, has taken another step forward with the launch of a new mobile application that brings state services quite literally into the citizen’s pocket. …Smartphones · Estonia Read Article

Laulupidu Ja Tantsupidu 2025 — Song and Dance Celebration 2025

Coverage: 2 sources

Every five years, Estonia gathers in a powerful expression of identity, unity and joy — and this summer’s Laulupidu and Tantsupidu were no exception. Held in Tallinn from 3 to 6 July, the 2025 edition brought together tens of thousands of performers and spectators in one of the most cherished cultural events in the country. On the grass of Kalev Central Stadium, 10 938 dancers performed in breathtaking synchrony, delighting an audience of nearly…Estonia · Estonia See the Story

Thousands of voices unite in song at traditional choir festival celebrating Estonia’s culture

55% Center coverage: 35 sources

Culture · Tallinn See the Story

Helicopter crashes into sea near Estonia's Saaremaa island

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

A private helicopter with seven people on board crashed into the sea off the Estonian coast on Sunday morning. The Police and Border Guard Board (PPA) said there were no casualties.Helicopter Crash · Estonia See the Story

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