News and features about Estonia and Estonians
Throughout the week of 28 November, a winter swimming festival will be held in the Admiralty Inlet of the port of Tallinn, the Estonian capital, […]
A winter swimming festival to be held in Tallinn Read More
Alar Karis, the Estonian president, bumped into Hillary Clinton, a former US presidential nominee and First Lady, while visiting the Indigo bookstore in Toronto, Canada.
Estonian president bumps into Hillary Clinton – while at a Toronto bookstore Read More
Alar Karis, the Estonian president, opened the country’s new embassy building in Ottawa, the capital of Canada, on 22 November; Canada is home to one
Estonian president inaugurates the country’s new embassy building in Ottawa Read More
According to the readers’ poll of Wanderlust, a UK travel magazine, the Estonian capital, Tallinn, is the second “most desirable travel destination” among the European
Wanderlust poll: Tallinn is one of Europe’s most desirable destinations Read More
The Tallinn University Podcast with Terry McDonald seeks to shed light on the research and activism taking place in Estonia, especially at Tallinn University; the
Podcast: Woman, life, freedom – Iranian protests in Estonia Read More
The populist, ultra-conservative Estonian Conservative People’s Party, colloquially known as EKRE, is currently second in the country’s party ratings with a whopping 27.1 per cent
According to Statistics Estonia, the country’s official statistics agency, a whopping 22.8% of Estonia’s population lived at risk of poverty and 1.4% in absolute poverty
Almost a quarter of Estonians live at the risk of poverty Read More
According to the 2021 Australian census, 11,598 Australians identified as having Estonian ancestry – this is a 21% increase compared with the previous census held
Almost 12,000 Australians have Estonian ancestry Read More
According to the 2021 census, 58% of the people residing in Estonia don’t feel an affiliation to any religion, and this has increased from 54%
Orthodox Christianity now the prevalent faith in Estonia Read More
Film maker Mirjam Matiisen has over the years photographed diverse life and people in the Estonian capital’s Kopli subdistrict that, not long ago, was a
Pictures: Tallinn’s Kopli peninsula over the years Read More
