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At present, there are already 150,000 .ee domains in the world!
We are delighted to share a news story that is round and fortified with several zeros; namely, there are already more than 150,000 top-level Estonian domains in the world or Internet addresses ending in .ee.
The fact that the IDN domains are also growing (80.7% respectively were extended in 2019, with 82% of IDN domains extended last year) is also gratifying. In other words, such .ee domains are increasingly being used because of their sound.
It is also rewarding to note that this beautiful and round number will be reached at the beginning of this year in particular, when 30 years will have passed since the registration of the first .ee domain in Estonia. A reference to this can also be found in the form of a corresponding sign in the photo accompanying this news story.
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.ee domain
.ee in Q3 2025: Strong Growth and Rising International Interest
The past quarter brought strong growth and new momentum for Estonia’s top-level domain, .ee. Over 10,000 new domain names were registered, pushing the total count above 178,000 for the first time. This marks a 3.04% annual growth rate - an impressive result that stands out positively against the European overall low growth.
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ICANN
ICANN84: How Global Internet Security and Trust Are Shaped
At the end of October, the ICANN84 meeting - the Annual General Meeting - took place in Dublin. This time, the event was especially interesting because it included the Public Forum, an open session where community members can directly ask questions to ICANN leaders and share their views. The Public Forum only takes place during the Annual General Meeting and offers a rare opportunity for direct dialogue between the community and ICANN’s leadership.
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Baltic Domain Days
Inside the Numbers: How Young Founders Are Shaping the Domain World
Every website needs a domain name to be found on the internet. These short words and letters are more than just web addresses; they’re part of how people and businesses build their online identity. By looking at domain registration trends, we can see how the next generation of digital creators are changing the internet. This was one of the key topics of this year’s Baltic Domain Days.