Estonia's President Toomas Hendrik Ilves reviews an honor guard during an official welcoming ceremony in the parliament's courtyard in Tbilisi.

Estonia's Rabbi Shmuel Kot speaks during an interview with Reuters in the new synagogue in Tallinn. The first synagogue in Estonia since its small Jewish community was wiped out in the Holocaust opens its doors to Estonia’s Jewish population of 3,000.

Gerli Padar of Estonia performs her song "Partners in Crime" at a semi-final rehearsal for the Eurovision Song Contest in Helsinki.

 People visit the bronze statue of a World War II soldier at a military cemetery in Tallinn. Thousands of people of Russian origin flocked on Wednesday to lay flowers at the statue, whose removal from a city centre spot sparked two violent protests.

Protesters hold Estonian and Ukrainian national flags during a demonstration outside the Russian embassy in Kiev. The protesters, who were from Ukrainian nationalist groups, were denouncing Russia's treatment of Estonia.