News and features about Estonia and Estonians
German doctor Thomas Zimmerer has built a new life in Estonia, earning the trust of patients and mastering the local language while excelling at East […]
Thomas Zimmerer: even a foreign doctor can win a patient’s heart in Estonia Read More
The shortage of health-care professionals in Estonia has escalated from a looming crisis to a full-blown emergency, warns a report by the Estonian Foresight Centre,
Estonia’s health-care crisis: a system at a breaking point Read More
The United Kingdom is introducing an electronic travel authorisation for visa-free travellers, requiring Estonian, other EU citizens, and nationals of visa-exempt countries to obtain approval
Estonians must pay to enter the UK – new travel rule explained Read More
Estonian World and its co-authors unveil 100 captivating insights that blend time-honored traditions with unexpected surprises, offering a fresh lens on the nation’s unique legacy.
A hundred interesting facts about Estonia Read More
As Estonians across the globe unite on 24 February to celebrate Independence Day, it’s the perfect moment to reflect on a nation’s remarkable journey –
Estonia celebrates its independence day Read More
Nearly 15 years ago, Australian Louis Zezeran discovered Estonia as a backpacker and, to his surprise, stumbled upon a unique opportunity to develop stand-up comedy
From down under to up north: Louis Zezeran’s Estonian adventure Read More
The preliminary data of Statistics Estonia show that on 1 January 2025, the population of Estonia was 1,369,285, which is 5,402 people less than at
Estonia’s population decreases in 2024 Read More
On the International Holocaust Remembrance Day, marking the liberation of the Auschwitz concentration camp in Poland, the victims of Nazi atrocities are also remembered in
Remembering the once vibrant Jewish community of Estonia Read More
After 27 years in Estonia, Elena Kirt has found a home while continuing to take pride in her Udmurt roots; balancing her career, family and
Elena Kirt: Estonia helped me embrace my Udmurt roots Read More
Finnish rock legend Harri Rinne has traded Tampere for Estonia’s Hiiumaa, where he enjoys a tranquil life filled with songwriting, humour, and nature. While joking
Harri Rinne: I’d like to be president of Estonia, but then again, perhaps not Read More
