Finding Europe’s way in the world
For historical reasons, Europe has long resided in the strategic shadow of the United States, which itself has underwritten decades of globalisation and rapidly expanding
Finding Europe’s way in the world Read More
Opinion articles by Estonian and global opinion leaders
For historical reasons, Europe has long resided in the strategic shadow of the United States, which itself has underwritten decades of globalisation and rapidly expanding
Finding Europe’s way in the world Read More
On the occasion of 30-year anniversary of the Black January massacre – a violent crackdown on a civilian population of Baku by the Soviet special forces on
Elvin Abbasli: Estonia and Azerbaijan both suffered under Soviet terror Read More
According to the International Federation of Journalists, the employees of the Kremlin propaganda channel, Sputnik Estonia, have received a warning from the Estonian Police and
Sten Hankewitz: Sputnik is not journalism and its employees are not journalists Read More
Under its new leadership, the European Union has promised to step up its engagement on the world stage to ensure that it does not become
Carl Bildt: Which way for Europe on China? Read More
What kind of capitalism do we want? That may be the defining question of our era; if we want to sustain our economic system for
Klaus Schwab: What kind of capitalism do we want? Read More
The forced departure of the Central European University from Hungary is a sad and dangerous episode; unless the EU starts standing up to autocrats like
László Bruszt: Hungary’s authoritarian leader and the EU’s first university in exile Read More
Since taking office in 2017, the French president, Emmanuel Macron, has cultivated an image as a champion of the European Union at a time of
Sławomir Sierakowski: Macron risks alienating Germany and other key EU players Read More
The Estonian authorities are keen to protect the Estonian language, although one glaring use of English in Tallinn seems to have been given a free
Adam Rang: Why does the Mall of Tallinn get a free pass from Estonian language rules? Read More
Eva-Maria Merjel, the CCO at Thorgate, an Estonian software company, highlights the ways to create a working culture that makes people thrive. As the Chief
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
Nina Khrushcheva: Putin means money Read More