EN.NARVA NEWS

Tourist Banned from Estonia Over a Common Samovar

On January 6, a 25-year-old Israeli citizen was barred from entering Estonia at the Narva-1 international checkpoint after attempting to cross the border from Russia with an item prohibited under EU sanctions. The traveler was sent back to Russia ...

Tallinn is calling for the creation of a unified Schengen-wide blacklist of Russian combatants

The Estonian Ministry of the Interior has banned 261 individuals involved in Russia’s war against Ukraine from entering the country. The decision, which took effect last week, targets Russian citizens with combat experience whom authorities ...

“A Phone Call Swept Her Out to Sea”: Woman on Inflatable Mattress Rescued in the Gulf of Finland

In the Gulf of Finland, near the “Dunes” beach, a woman on an inflatable mattress drifted into open waters while engrossed in a phone call. She was rescued thanks to a group of passing fishermen.

Leningrad Region Locals Alerted to Possible Drone Activity Near St. Petersburg

On the morning of August 3, several districts in Saint Petersburg were alerted to a potential drone threat.

Residents of the Ukrainian city of Vinnytsia are trying to free men who were detained for mobilization.

Women who gathered at the stadium attempted to force their way onto the premises, claiming that their relatives were being held unlawfully.

Narva is Losing Its Identity: One of Europe’s Most Migratory Cities is Dying Out

According to INSEE, ONS, and Statbel, migration in Europe is accompanied by growth and development. However, in Narva, the trend is the opposite: outflow, stagnation, and demographic decline.

German Company Lays Off 12 Employees and Closes Tallinn Office Due to Tax Debt

Despite this, the company will continue its operations in Germany, and the possibility of returning to Estonia remains open.

Metal Gates Installed on the Estonian Side of the Narva Bridge

Preparations are underway for the installation of retractable barriers that will be capable of completely blocking vehicle traffic.

Drink Without Getting Drunk: Estonians Are Increasingly Choosing Non-Alcoholic Options

It’s being chosen not only by those who have given up alcohol for medical or personal reasons, but also by people who want to maintain mental clarity and productivity throughout the day.
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