News and features about Estonia and Estonians
In the week of 28 June, people arriving in Estonia from only one European country have to self-isolate to curb the spread of the coronavirus
People arriving in Estonia from only one European country must self-isolate Read More
The New York native, Rafael Zayas, has made Estonia his home – and wants to participate in the local culture and maintain the desire to
Rafael Zayas – an American settling in Estonia Read More
The Estonian theologian, Anne Burghardt, has been elected the general secretary of the Lutheran World Federation; the election marks the first woman and the first
Estonian Anne Burghardt elected the general secretary of the Lutheran World Federation Read More
In the week of 21 June, people arriving in Estonia from two European countries need to self-isolate to curb the spread of the coronavirus and
People arriving in Estonia from two European countries need to self-isolate Read More
Three Estonian towns – Tallinn, Narva and Tartu – are in the top 10 of the European Environment Agency’s air cleanliness list. In the European
Three Estonian towns are in the top 10 of Europe’s air cleanliness list Read More
Freedom House, a US-based human rights organisation, has in its Freedom in the World 2021 index given Estonia the freedom score of 94 out of
Freedom House gives Estonia the freedom score of 94/100 Read More
For the first time in the last ten years, more than half of Estonians consider same-sex attraction acceptable, according to a recent survey on the
Over half of Estonians consider same-sex attraction acceptable Read More
Researchers from the University of Tartu are inviting people from Estonia under the age of 40 to document their everyday environment of their life abroad;
In the Estonian internet space, new racist groups emerge every day where people post secretly taken photos of people of other skin colour than white;
Racist Estonian online groups depict black people with a noose around their neck Read More
Krisli Melesk on 23 May became the first Estonian woman to ever conquer the peak of the tallest mountain in the world – Mount Everest.
First Estonian woman conquers Mt Everest Read More
