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Newcastle 2-1 Levadia (agg: 3-1)
Newcastle eased into the group stages of the Uefa Cup thanks to an Obafemi Martins brace against Levadia Tallinn.
Martins headed home Emre's right-wing corne... | Comment |
Levadia Tallinn 0, Newcastle United 1
Antoine Sibierski scores during the Uefa Cup first round, first leg match between FC Levadia Tallinn v Newcastle United.
When the signing of Antoine Sibiersk... | Comment |
Click for Estonian Prime Minister
Tallinn, Sep 10 (IANS) A visit to this medieval capital city of Estonia on the banks of the Baltic Sea - that even boasts of three Indian restaurants bang in it... | Comment |
Magpies fly to Tallinn
Newcastle United Football Club from the North of England, have been drawn to play FC Levadia Tallinn in the first round of the UEFA cup on the 14th September in... | Comment |
Gay pride marchers attacked
Tallinn - At least 15 people were injured in a gay pride march in Tallinn, Estonia, on Saturday, when about 20 anti-gay protesters attacked marchers with sticks... | Current Affairs |
Bridge over the river Narva
TALLINN, July 22 (Itar-Tass) - Estonia and Russia have agreed to build a new bridge across the Narva River.
Russian Transport Minister Igor Levitin and Eston... | Business |
Estonia's electronic society
Novel as it may seem, some places in the world are actually attempting to make their governments more efficient and their societies more open. Across the Gulf o... | Comment |
Estonia honours British rally hero
Estonian Prime Minister Andrus Ansip has unveiled a memorial to Michael Park in a ceremony outside the capital city Tallinn.
The British co-driver, who died ... | Comment |
Freedom in the Airwaves
Fact: In 2000 Tallinn had only three Wi-Fi hotspots. Today there are more than 300.
The grim decades of Soviet rule in Estonia gave the Cafe Pegasus, an aust... | City Focus |
Dutch envoy flees Estonian abuse
Tallinn, Estonia - The Dutch ambassador to Estonia, Hans Glaubitz, is leaving the country, complaining of persistent racist and homophobic abuse.
Mr Glaubitz... | Current Affairs |
New Zealand earns a draw in Estonia
TALLINN - Captain Danny Hay's equaliser earned New Zealand a 1-1 draw in a dull friendly against Estonia here this morning.
Estonia opened the scoring in the... | Comment |
Tallinn office celebrates 15th anniversary
The 15th anniversary of the Nordic Council of Ministers' Office in Estonia is being celebrated with a seminar on 12 May during the Sixth Nordic Poetry Festival.... | Art and Culture |
Review of Estonian Jazz Festival, Jazzkaar
The fifteen-day jazz marathon of the 17th Tallinn International Festival Jazzkaar came to an end on April 30th.
This 17th Jazzkaar was special in many ways -... | Art and Culture |
Tallinn weathering the stag party storm
When Sankha Guha wrote a guide to Estonia's capital in 2002 he feared for its future as another cheap stop on the stag-party circuit. But the city has coped adm... | City Focus |
Drinking Habits Take Toll in Baltics
RIGA, Latvia -- Augustinas Grevys' glory was short-lived when he bested three friends by being the last to pass out when each downed nearly a quart of moonshine... | Comment |
Stag revellers to pick up the bill
Drunken revellers enjoying stag and hen parties abroad could be faced with a bill to cover costs of help from British officials if they get into difficulties, ... | Comment |
Estonian soldier pardoned in the Middle East
TALLINN - An Estonian soldier who was sentenced in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) to a month in jail and 80 lashes for sexually harassing a policewoman while dr... | Current Affairs |
Jazzkaar Festival in Tallinn
From April 15-30 the Tallinn International Jazzkaar Festival will open its doors for the 17th time featuring Dianne Reeves, Vinicius Cantuaria and The Bad Plus.... | Art and Culture |
2,000 More Hotel Rooms For Tallinn
The number of hotel rooms in the Estonian capital Tallinn is set to increase by approximately 2,000 from the present 5,300 by the year 2008, as several new big ... | Business |
Most Estonians oppose the Euro
TALLINN. April 1 (Interfax) - Opponents to the introduction of the euro in Estonia outnumber its supporters, according to a state-sponsored poll.
About 4... | Comment |
Ministers wanted to stop Estonia report
Estonian cabinet ministers wanted to stop the publication of an interim report into the Estonia ferry disaster, according to a government source. The report is ... | Current Affairs |
Oil slick approaches Tallinn
TALLINN, March 20 (Itar-Tass) - An oil slick in the Gulf of Finland has approached the Estonian capital.
Estonian nature protection services and border guard... | Comment |
Estonia mourns ex-president Lennart Meri
The first president of Estonia after it regained its independence from the Soviet Union, Lennart Meri, has died in the capital, Tallinn, aged 76.
A writer, d... | Current Affairs |
Ruutel hints to end of term
TALLINN – Estonian President Arnold Ruutel hinted that he would not run for a second term during a recent interview with Kanal 2’s evening news.
“We have bee... | Current Affairs |
Tallinn - Party Capital of the Year
WHEN the British guidebook author Laurence Shorter was sent to research Tallinn, the capital of Estonia, a couple of years ago, he knew little about it and had ... | Comment |
Finn held on suspicion of murder
A 22-year-old Finnish man has been remanded in custody in Tallinn on suspicion of involvement in a grisly killing that was revealed in the Estonian capital last... | Current Affairs |
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