Sillamaesky Vestnik

Sillamae, Ida-Viru County, EstoniaRussian

Sillamaesky Vestnik is a regional Russian-language newspaper serving the town of Sillamäe in northeastern Estonia. Established as a local municipal publication, it covers community news, local government decisions, cultural events, and social issues pertinent to the predominantly Russian-speaking population of the industrial coastal city.

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MEDIA LANDSCAPE IN ESTONIA

Print journalism in this Baltic nation holds a strong tradition dating back to the 19th-century national awakening, now characterized by high levels of digital integration. Major national dailies include Postimees, founded in 1857 and historically conservative, and Eesti Päevaleht, a liberal publication owned by Ekspress Grupp. Õhtuleht leads the tabloid market with the highest daily circulation, while Äripäev serves as the primary financial newspaper under Bonnier ownership. A specialized Russian-language press operates alongside the primary media market to serve minority readers, supplemented by regional county papers. Paperboy indexes 39 Estonian newspapers — browse the full directory below.