Estonian Public Broadcasting
Eesti Rahvusringhääling (ERR), also known as Estonian Public Broadcasting, is a public radio and television organization established in Estonia on June 1, 2007. It was formed to combine the roles of the previously independent Eesti Raadio (Estonian Radio) and Eesti Televisioon (ETV) (Estonian Television) in line with the Estonian National Broadcasting Act. The inaugural chairman of ERR is Margus Allikmaa, who previously chaired Eesti Raadio.
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1 week ago |
news.err.ee | Helen Wright
Thórlindur Kjartansson is Iceland's current deployment to Estonia (2024–2026), and like his colleagues in Latvia and Lithuania, his job is to contribute to strategic communications (stratcoms) and analysis of geopolitical developments. The ability to formulate and communicate your messages to a wider audience — both to your allies and adversaries — is critically important today, Kjartansson says, pointing to Ukraine as an example.
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1 week ago |
news.err.ee | Helen Wright
The agency said that when the number of people crossing the border into Russia increases, so does the workload of customs control. Officers main priority is to ensure that sanctions are not breached. In a statement, the MTA asked travelers to check that they are not carrying banned goods. "Today, the average waiting time at the border is up to 12 hours, and during the summer period waiting times may be even longer," it said.
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1 week ago |
news.err.ee | Kaja Kärner
Lennart Meri's "Hõbevalge" and "Hõbevalgem" have now been combined into a single volume in Estonian. When you agreed to take on this work, did you have any hesitation, given that it's a highly significant work in Estonian literature and essay writing, and surely not the easiest task for a translator? I wouldn't say the hesitation was small at first — it was quite big. But as quickly as I was stunned to be offered the project, I also felt certain that I simply couldn't not do it. I had to.
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1 week ago |
news.err.ee | Helen Wright
While in the 2010s, Japan sought to improve ties with Russia and secure a peace deal over its disputed islands, since 2022, it has understood that Moscow will not make any territorial concessions, Gaens told ERR News after ICDS' Baltic Indo-Pacific Forum last week. A "wind of change" blew through the government, he said, prompting a strong reaction. Tokyo joined Europe's sanctions and stressed the importance of the international rule of law in its public relations.
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2 weeks ago |
news.err.ee | Helen Wright
Since 2021, irregular migrants from Africa, the Middle East and elsewhere have been crossing the EU's border in high numbers via Poland, Latvia and Lithuania. At the moment, the situation is escalating. The number of migrants attempting to cross into the EU this year is almost the same as in 2024, Kublickis said. As of June 11, there have been 4,979 attempts – between 65-70 people a day – compared with approximately 5,000 last year. April and May were particularly intense.
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