News and features about Estonia and Estonians
Based on the coronavirus infection rate, starting from Monday, 20 July, a two-week mandatory self-isolation applies to people arriving in Estonia from Sweden, Portugal, Romania, […]
People arriving in Estonia from ten countries subjected to self-isolation Read More
People in many large first world countries are having less children while Estonians are finding ways to halt their long fertility decline. This article is
Estonians are starting to have more kids Read More
The Estonian photo enthusiast, Hanno Puskar, colourises old black and white photos of Estonia and its people; Estonian World brings you a selection of the
Twenty historic pictures of Estonia and its people, restored in colour Read More
Three cemeteries in Tallinn, the Estonian capital, are linked by a common fate – all of them were closed and destroyed by the Soviet authorities
The vanished and hidden cemeteries of Tallinn Read More
As of 6 July, people arriving in Estonia from seven countries – Bulgaria, Croatia, Luxembourg, Portugal, Sweden, Romania and the Czech Republic – will have
People arriving in Estonia from seven countries have to self-quarantine Read More
The Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare – the country’s health board – is warning people of the spread of the novel coronavirus onboard cruise
The Finnish health authorities warn of the spread of the coronavirus onboard cruise ships Read More
Maris Hellrand writes about her experience encountering a male brown bear at a wildlife-watching nature holiday in eastern Estonia. There he was. The young male
Video: Up close and personal… with a brown bear Read More
Summer is the best time to explore the nature in Estonia – here are simple suggestions and tips from an experienced hiker. I just completed
Explore the wild: recommendations of an Estonian hiker Read More
Based on the coronavirus infection rate, starting from Monday, 29 June, a two-week self-isolation requirement applies to people arriving in Estonia from Sweden, Portugal, the
Estonia takes Poland off the quarantine list, adds Luxembourg Read More
Estonia has the European Union’s lowest share of women aged 65 and over living alone – only 26% of them live alone, according to Eurostat,
Estonia has the EU’s lowest share of women aged 65+ living alone Read More
