News and features about Estonia and Estonians
This is how Victor Guzun, the Moldovan ambassador in Tallinn, has pictured his country of residence in last three years. Over 130 pictures depict seasonal […]
Estonia as seen by the Moldovan ambassador in Tallinn (video) Read More
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. James
Expats Corner: James Montgomery Baxenfield from England Read More
Estonians are proud of their traditional dishes – the rye bread, potato salad, selection of meats, sausages, marinated fish, pickles. One dish which was historically
Old customs die hard – New York’s Estonian House organises a rosolje competition Read More
To mark the International Holocaust Remembrance Day, Estonian World is publishing a short film called “Best Friends Forever” by an Estonian journalist Anna Gavronski. Remembering
David Foreman works and lives in London, but with an Estonian partner he visits Estonia regularly and intends to partially retire there in the next
Thoughts about Estonia from an Englishman’s perspective #4 – I met Marko’s mum Read More
An Irish band gets inspired by an “Estonian diesel man” who helped them out in a bitter cold winter night in the UK – and
An Irish band writes a song about an Estonian man who helped them out Read More
Lisa and Kristen Dobbin are Estonian-Canadian sisters from Toronto. Last year, they relocated to Tartu to try and become a little more like their Estonian
Lessons in Estonian culture for beginners #4: “Dark tourism” at the Patarei prison Read More
We have compiled a dozen of the most popular original stories published by EstonianWorld in 2013, in no particular order. Here they are, in case
Estonian World’s dozen most popular original stories in 2013 Read More
One a country of over one billion and the other a country of over one million, China and Estonia seem to be worlds apart. Even
What can the Chinese and Estonians learn from each other Read More
Estonians can do anything if they put their heart and mind to it. Thirteen Estonian girls who learned to play rugby in three months and
Lindad – how Estonian girls learned to play rugby in Wales Read More
