News and features about Estonia and Estonians
Eneko García-Amezaga, the Barcelona-based Spanish artist, was captivated by a mesmerising Estonian scenery and shot a stunning video. García-Amezaga visited Estonia in last June and […]
Drone video: Estonia through Spanish eyes Read More
Andres Simonson gives an overview of Estonian-American youth camps in the United States. Summer beckons many things – vacations, barbeques, picnics and, for those of
Estonian-American summer camps in the US are still vibrant Read More
According to this year’s Freedom in the World report, compiled by Freedom House, Estonia is among the freest countries in the world – and even
Estonia is among the top 30 freest countries in the world – report Read More
Watch what newcomers think of living in Estonia and about participating in the country’s Welcoming Programme. Moving to a new country is exciting and challenging
For six years, Estonian World has been there for you. Now we need you to be there for us. Estonian World celebrated its sixth birthday
Six reasons to support Estonian World on its sixth birthday Read More
Zaza Tsereteli takes a look at the past, present and future of the small, but energetic Georgian community of Estonia. When I’m talking about Georgians
The Georgian community thrives in Estonia Read More
Johann Urb is one of the most famous Estonian actors in the world – even though not many realise he’s anything but American, thanks to
Johann Urb: becoming an actor just happened to me – but it clearly needed to happen Read More
To achieve a more inclusive society, Estonia should combat discrimination and abuses against older people, tackle the gender pay gap and violence against women, and
European human rights authority: Estonia needs more social cohesion Read More
A South African couple, Rüdiger and Antonel Roach, packed up their things and moved to Estonia in March 2017; now that they’ve settled in, they’re
A South African couple shares their tips on moving to Estonia Read More
Andrey Ivanov, an ethnic Russian Estonian novelist, says in a new and well-regarded novel, “A Handful of Dust,” that the reason for Estonians not liking
Novelist: Estonians don’t like Russians because the Soviet occupation denied them choices Read More
