News and features about Estonia and Estonians
The Estonishing Evenings series continues in the Estonian capital, Tallinn – Marju Lauristin, Sergei Metlev and Artemy Troitsky will look into the topic of the past, present […]
Could Estonia become a bi-ethnic success story? Read More
Estonian World sat down with Dr Heather Grabbe, a political scientist focussing on open society concerns, who believes that the people of Europe should make
Political scientist Heather Grabbe: Let’s make the EU the best it can be Read More
The Estonian-founded global clean-up initiative, the Let’s Do It Foundation, is one of the three winners of the 2018 edition of the UNESCO-Japan Prize. The
Estonian-founded global clean-up movement wins UNESCO-Japan prize Read More
A recent event in the Estonian capital, Tallinn, organised by Estonishing Evenings and Estonian World, featured a discussion on how to make Tallinn so awesome
The people have spoken: 33 ideas on how to make Tallinn great Read More
When it’s not wet and windy – the occasional heavy rains with a thunderstorm can be pretty aggressive – the autumn in Estonia can offer calm and
PICTURES: Autumn moments in Estonia Read More
The Estonian motocross team is attending the 71st Motocross des Nations, held in Michigan, the United States, hoping to continue the success it has seen
Estonian motocross team hopes to continue its success at the Motocross des Nations Read More
On the occasion of pope Francis’ visit to Tallinn on 25 September, Estonian World picked ten facts about the current sovereign of the Vatican city state – some quirky,
Ten facts about pope Francis who is visiting Estonia Read More
The Estonian-founded global clean-up initiative, Let’s Do It! World, brought together 144 countries from all over the world for a massive waste clean-up on 15
UPDATED: The Estonian clean-up initiative engages 144 countries in a single day Read More
The Mercer Quality of Living Survey ranks the Estonian capital, Tallinn, 87th in its 2018 index. The survey’s important criteria are safety, education, hygiene, health care, culture, environment, recreation, political-economic stability, public transport and
Mercer ranks Tallinn 87th on quality of living Read More
The Estonishing Evenings series continues in the Estonian capital, this time discussing how to make Tallinn so awesome that people would want to stay and never leave
Estonishing Evenings: How to make Tallinn great again? Read More
