News and features about Estonia and Estonians
David Foreman, an Englishman who splits his time between London and Pärnu, shares his thoughts about Estonia and Estonians. At the forefront of the English […]
Thoughts about Estonia from an Englishman’s perspective Read More
Tallinn’s Christmas market has been running since 1991 and gone from strength to strength. Considered among the Europe’s finest, the Town Hall Square becomes a
Tallinn´s Christmas market considered as one of the finest in Europe Read More
Reelika Virunurm explores the story behind “Kati and me” – how an Estonian girl called “Kati” prompted a Canadian couple to visit Estonia, fall in
The story behind “Kati and me” – adventure, friendship and meeting Canadian Estonians Read More
Interview with Sir Malcolm Bruce, British Liberal Democrat member of parliament (MP) for Gordon (Scotland), Vice-Chair of the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Estonia, and Chair
Sir Malcolm Bruce: Estonia is clearly a Nordic country Read More
A U.S. ambassador returned home after decades abroad to disappointingly observe that his country was less technologically developed than one of Europe’s smallest states kept
For U.S. Diplomat, Culture Shock after Estonia Stint Read More
This day in Tartu, like many others, starts and ends at Ruunipizza. Apart from offering heavenly pancakes with honey and nuts, this is, strangely enough,
A day in student’s life in Tartu: What Irina saw out of the window Read More
My major in graduate program is a sociology of religion, and to narrow it down, the New Religions in Japan. Growing up in Estonia, I often
Japan, the country of countless religions Read More
“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
