News and features about Estonia and Estonians
“Despite the fact that I love it in Israel, I’ve always had this sense of my Estonian roots. I think it’s great, because there was […]
Shmuel Lazikin – an Israeli who blogs in Estonian, for Estonians Read More
Chili peppers are not part of Estonian cuisine. But they have helped make some of Estonia’s most distinguished sons and daughters famous at the Economist
How chili peppers made Estonia famous at The Economist Read More
It may come as a shock to many unsuspecting foreigners – being an Estonian, or indeed a European – what it really means to form and maintain
Life in Tokyo Vol II: Finding the inner Estonian in the tangles of Japanese social life Read More
Liisa Berezkin, having been used to Estonian and Finnish metal culture and festivals, discovers a massive industry of performance-based androgynous rock in Tokyo and learns that for
Life in Tokyo: Estonian sumo wrestler Baruto brings a smile to everyone’s face Read More
I came to Estonia as a visiting PhD student, a folklorist, meaning that I was primarily interested in tales and traditions. However, I’m also a
Gender in Estonia: Observations from a foreign feminist Read More
Kristi Roosmaa is an actress and singer of Estonian origin and is the first Estonian musical theatre singer to perform as a soloist at the
While ago I had my family and family friends coming over to visit me and my boyfriend in London. So not to be greedy I decided to share of what we did on
Ideas for an ideal London city break Read More
Estonian World’s founder and editor-in-chief, Silver Tambur, interviews the Economist’s senior editor, Edward Lucas, discussing Estonia’s past, present and future. Edward Lucas is the senior
Edward Lucas: Estonia is now an insider, not an outsider anymore Read More
Estonian designer and start-up entrepreneur Liis Peetermann spent six months in Chilean capital Santiago, taking part of Start-Up Chile programme, which is an initiative of the Chilean
Hey Liis, how’s Santiago? Read More
Jürgen Kaljuvee writes that as you graduate to the later part of your youth in your forties, you want to live in a place where
How our age defines where we like to live: 25 – New York, 35 – London, 45 – Zurich Read More
