EstDocs is an annual not-for-profit Estonian documentary film festival and competition held in Toronto, that presents stories from Estonia. Its mission is to provide a […]
EstDocs 2012 Celebrates a Century of Estonian Cinema in Toronto (Video) Read More
The creation of new hobby groups for 10-19 year olds involve getting instructed in robotics, programming, mobile app and web design. The idea was generated
Tallinn based tech accelerator Startup Wise Guys announced that they have struck a deal with a venture investor SmartCap. SmartCap is an Estonian based venture
Startup Wise Guys Accelerator opens with a new 1 Million € deal for alumni Read More
Maria Minerva aka Maria Juur is an Estonian underground musician, based in London, and currently touring the US. She is releasing music on the prominent and prolific Los Angeles
Artist of the week: underground musician Maria Minerva (video) Read More
Hi Elina, where are you based and how long have you been there? I’ve been living in the Dallas suburbs in Texas for almost three
Global Estonians: artist Elina Suvi (Texas/US) Read More
Ewert and The Two Dragons is an Estonian indie-rock band whose line-up consists of vocalist Ewert Sundja, guitarist Erki Pärnoja, drummer Kristjan Kallas, and bassist
Artist of the week (Video): Ewert and the Two Dragons Read More
Toomas Hussar’s film Mushrooming will compete for an Academy Award in Best Foreign Film category at Oscars in 2013. The debut feature premiered at Karlovy Vary
Estonia sends Toomas Hussar’s debut film Mushrooming to Oscars 2013 (Video) Read More
The British minister in charge of cyber-security, Mr Francis Maude, thinks that the cyber-attack against Estonia in 2007 was a big wake-up call for the world,
Francis Maude: The cyber-attack against Estonia was a big wake-up call for the world Read More
Merike Estna was born in Estonia in 1980. She studied Performance Art at Academia Non Grata and earned her BA in Painting at the Estonian
Artist of The Week: Merike Estna (London) Read More
Estonian Tiger Leap Foundation has launched a program called “ProgeTiiger”, through which Estonian students in grades 1 to 12 will be introduced computer programming and
Every Estonian schoolchild will soon be able to write their own code and produce software Read More
