News and features about Estonia and Estonians
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
The Estonishing Evenings series continues in Tallinn, this time taking a closer look at the Estonian women’s chances to succeed in the country.* Organised in partnership with
UPDATED: Estonishing Evenings: Is it easy to succeed as a woman in Estonia? Read More
At the risk of stating the obvious, Estonians aren’t a particularly happy nation, scoring only 63rd in the world, according to the World Happiness Report
Estonians aren’t particularly happy – scoring only 63rd in the world Read More
Ingrid Eomois has lived, worked and studied in Malta for 18 years and has now published a book, “My Malta” that took her five years
Malta, seen by an Estonian: a conversation with Ingrid Eomois Read More
Pope Francis, the head of the Roman Catholic Church, is to visit Estonia in September 2018. During his visit to the Baltic states, the pope
Pope Francis to visit Estonia in September Read More
For International Women’s Day, Estonian World has compiled a list of the most outstanding Estonian women on the global stage. It is important to emphasise
Top 12 most outstanding Estonian women in the world 2018 Read More
When the winter is long and cold enough, smaller (and bigger) bodies of water in Estonia freeze deep enough to be able to hold a
PHOTOS: Car racing on a lake? Estonians can! Read More
On 24 February, Estonians launched a unique invitation to invite people to the Estonian centenary – in a cooperation of 2,552 Estonians who all uploaded
Video: Estonians create a unique birthday invitation for the whole world to visit Estonia Read More
Over three people per 100,000 got murdered in Estonia in 2015, making the country’s murder rate the third highest in the European Union. Only Lithuania
Estonia’s murder rate is the third highest in the EU Read More
