A currency of words: comic strip Estonia #1
Today we launch a new feature – a web comic called “Foreign Exchange”, created by Dan Franch and Brendan Hayes. The “Foreign Exchange” will poke
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PICTURES: What would you do with a giant Soviet-era ‘mothership’ in the middle of Tallinn?
At 4 pm on 20 July 1980, the Olympic flame was lit and the Olympic anthem was played in the Estonian capital – Tallinn became
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Global ambassadors of Estonian e-governance studies
International students have found Estonia on their path. One of them is Crystal LaGrone from Oklahoma, the United States. LaGrone is currently half-way through the e-governance
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20 mesmerising images of Estonian wildlife
The annual “Nature Photography of the Year” competition, where the best Estonian nature photographers are recognised, took place for the 16th time. Everyone who is
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Fifty-five years of advocating on Baltic issues in the US celebrated
The Joint Baltic American National Committee looks back at 55 years of advocating on Baltic issues in the United States. The Joint Baltic American National
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An Estonian man is knitting the world’s largest flag for the country’s centenary
Estonian Valtrik Pihl, a Helsinki-based construction worker from Paide, is knitting a huge, 160-square metre (1,722-square ft) flag as a gift for Estonia’s centenary, celebrated in 2018.
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Estonian woman might have been Charles Manson family victim
An Estonian woman by the name of Reet Jurvetson (Jürvetson), who was stabbed 150 times in the neck in 1969 and identified just this week,
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Estonians – the nation of neo-Pagans?
Anna-Maria Zarembok asks whether the neo-Paganism, not Christianity, is the true religion of Estonia.* The Estonian capital city of Tallinn is known to have kept the best
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Expats corner: Tim Heath encourages Estonians to embrace those who are different
In “Expats corner” we catch up with foreigners who live or have lived in Estonia, to find out what they really think of the country.
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New to Estonia – how will the recent immigrants integrate?
In recent years, thousands of people from all corners of the world have chosen Estonia as their destination for work and study. Increasingly, more of
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