Nina Khrushcheva: Putin means money
While the Russian president Vladimir Putin wants to be able to tout Russian achievements in science and innovation, he also wants to enrich himself as […]
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Opinion articles by Estonian and global opinion leaders
While the Russian president Vladimir Putin wants to be able to tout Russian achievements in science and innovation, he also wants to enrich himself as […]
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To fight populism, we need to adopt a response not just for coping, but for overcoming and ultimately restoring decency and civilised discourse – laughter,
Toomas Hendrik Ilves: Laughter as medicine Read More
The only way to get ahead of a crisis as large as climate change is through groundbreaking technological innovation in clean energy and low-carbon technologies,
Ambroise Fayolle: Disrupting climate change through innovation Read More
Europeans should start learning about other European countries, cultures and history from as early age as possible – ie at primary school – to have
Education as a tool to achieve an organic European integration Read More
Since the fall of the Berlin Wall, both European and US leaders had recognised that an orderly expansion of the European project is key to
Christopher R. Hill: Emmanuel Macron’s Balkan betrayal Read More
The fall of the Berlin Wall on 9 November 1989 was not only the beginning of the reunification of the Germans; it was also one
Three decades after the fall of the Berlin Wall Read More
Mental health issues are dominating the headlines now, with prominent names like Ed Sheeran and the younger British royals throwing their weight behind creating awareness;
Daniel Coll: Let’s make Estonia happy again Read More
Fred Roeder, a German health economist and the managing director of the Consumer Choice Center, proposes Estonia to lead the European Union to a coherent
How Estonia’s cyber security strategy can help the EU cope with China Read More
An Estonian town – either Tartu or Narva – will be named the European Capital of Culture 2024; with the announcement to be made on
Berk Vaher: Tartu shares arts of survival with Europe for 2024 Read More
Finland-based Estonian expat Maris Vaher shares her thoughts on the challenges of keeping her children’s ties with the Estonian identity, culture and language. How do
Maris Vaher: Living abroad we forget to keep our children’s ties with Estonia Read More