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Crowd at the Otepää world cup stage men's sprint event.

Two out of four competing Estonian men through to Otepää biathlon World Cup pursuit stage

Young skiers still hitting a trail with artificial snow n Tallinn. March 2026.

Spring thaw isn't stopping die-hard skiers on Tallinn trails

Nõmme Kalju players celebrating their Tipner Trophy 2025 win.

Semi-final draw made for 2026 Evald Tipner Trophy

Romet Jürgenson.

Estonians impress in Rally Kenya WRC2 shakedown run

Marleen Mülla.

4 Estonian athletes to compete at World Indoor Athletics Championships in Poland

winter olympics Milan-Cortina 2026

Estonian freestyle skier Henry Sildaru silver medalist in the halfpipe event at the Milano Cortina Winter Olympics 2026, Friday, February 20.

Skier Henry Sildaru ends Estonia's Milano Cortina medals drought to take halfpipe olympic silver

Niina Petrõkina.

Estonian figure skater Niina Petrõkina takes seventh place in her Olympic debut

Sport politics

Olympic games ceremony (photo is illustrative).

Estonia to boycott Milano Cortina Paralympics opening ceremony

Estonia's Paralympics governing body's officials will not be attending any official ceremonies at the upcoming Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Paralympic Games, Delfi reported.

Estonian Public Broadcasting.

ERR will not broadcast Paralympic events with Russian and Belarusian athletes

Oleksandr Usyk at the Kalev Boxing Club in Tallinn, speaking to ERR.

Ukraine's heavyweight world champ Oleksandr Usyk in Tallinn: The IOC is weak

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Kersti Kaljulaid.

EOK head: Controversial Henry Sildaru father bonus payment not a value call

Tehvandi biathlon stadium.

Warmer temperatures not putting a dampener on Otepää world cup biathlon stage

Tõnis Sildaru (left) with Henry Sildaru at qualification at the Milano Cortina Winter Olympics, where Henry took silver in the halfpipe event.

Olympic medal-winning skier Henry Sildaru stands by father after photo leak

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The Odesa Seasters pay their respects to the Ukrainian Armed forces before a match.

A will to win: War and women's football in Ukraine

When Christine Karelska decided to study the politics of football during an international relations course in Tallinn, it raised a few eyebrows. Now assistant to the vice mayor of Odesa, Karelska spoke to ERR News' Michael Cole about her research on women's football in Ukraine and why sports diplomacy is so important during times of war.

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