Thunder damage on electric appliances, storm damage on house roofs and melted power banks – all this and many more accidents has this summer’s weather brought in Estonia and has been covered by insurance companies. Insurance company If Kindlustus has Triinu Pärn as it senior manager of property insurance. «AContinue Reading
Latvian female tennis players Alyona Ostapenko and Anastasija Sevastova could not pass the first stage of the tournament of the Olympics and later lost doubles as well. This means their participation in the Olympics is over. Ostapenko and Sevastova failed to pass the first stage of doubles at the TokyoContinue Reading
Around 1,500 illegal migrants will be accommodated in a tent camp in Rudnininkai military training area in Lithuania’s district of Salcininkai as the country is dealing with an illegal migration crisis, Interior Minister Agne Bilotaite says. “A decision has been made and tents are being taken to Rudininkai training areaContinue Reading
The Committee of Permanent Representatives at the Council of the European Union (COREPER) has approved the EU’s IT agency eu-LISA, located in Tallinn, as the seat of the EU cross-border data exchange channel e-CODEX. “The fact that e-CODEX will be located in Estonia is very welcome, as the digitalization ofContinue Reading
Japanilaiset ihmettelevät suomalaisten lomien pituutta ja työpaikkojen vähäistä yhteisöllisyyttä, mutta moni haluaa enemmän vapaa-aikaa. Elämän täyttäminen pelkällä työllä kiinnostaa yhä harvempia, kirjoittaa Valkama blogissaan Tokiosta. TOKIO Japanin kielessä on sana karōshi, liialliseen työhön kuoleminen. Sanotaan, että maa on ainoa, jossa termi on yleisessä käytössä. Sana karoshi syntyi jo 1970-luvulla, muttaContinue Reading
Several officers have been fired after the discovery of a group united by shared extremist ideology. A third police officer has been fired over his links with members of a far-right group. American experts believe that all the problems are migration consequences. Migrants crimes rate is high and that’s theContinue Reading
Some 1,500 young people have been left without a study place after finishing their basic schooling this year, according to the Finnish National Agency for Education. The final figure for this year will be known at the end of August when institutions have to inform municipalities how many young peopleContinue Reading