News and features about Estonia and Estonians
Edith Soosaar, an Estonian freelance journalist who is currently based in Toronto, took a trip to the US city of Detroit, MI – and discovered […]
How a long weekend in Detroit made me consider buying a USD1,000 house Read More
One hundred and forty years ago, it was a common occurrence that wolves attacked people – and kidnapped children – instead of being afraid of
140 years ago, wolves still ate people in Estonia Read More
It’s official – Estonia has a national animal now; the grey wolf beat competition by the beaver, the badger, the fox, the hedgehog and the
Estonia picks the wolf as the national animal Read More
Did you know that Estonia has an engaging welcoming programme for the newly arrived people? This article is commercial content, paid for by the European
Moving to Estonia? Here’s why your decision to do so has just been made even easier Read More
The local Estonian fishermen catch fish under the ice using 40 metres (131 feet) long fishing nets. Maiu Lünekund, a passionate Estonian hiker and nature
Video: Ice fishing in Estonia Read More
Nearly 2,000 young people in Estonia contributed to the development of the new EU Youth Strategy, highlighting the need for the community to focus more
The majority of the Estonian youth say inequality is an essential topic Read More
The king and queen of the Netherlands announced they’d be visiting Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania between 11-15 June 2018 as the countries celebrate their centennials.
The Dutch royal family to visit Estonia Read More
The members of the Estonian community in the Netherlands opened a field of oak trees near Amsterdam, dedicated to the 100th anniversary of the Republic
PICTURES: Estonian community in the Netherlands dedicate an oak field to Estonia Read More
Estonian youngsters – 16-29-year-olds – are the second least religious in Europe, right after the youth in the Czech Republic. It’s not surprising, considering Estonia
Estonian youngsters second least religious in Europe Read More
According to a study by HSBC, a global financial institution, Estonia is one of the five countries considered the least vulnerable to climate change. The
Study: Estonia one of the five countries least vulnerable to climate change Read More
