Opinion articles by Estonian and global opinion leaders
The Kõigi Eesti grassroots movement that was started in March out of concern about the recent developments in the Estonian politics, on Sunday issued a […]
Estonian grassroots movement Kõigi Eesti: freedoms might already be at risk Read More
Joining the largest economic and political union in the world – the European Union – was the best decision Estonia could make in 2004.* When
Estonia’s decision of the decade: joining the EU Read More
Estonian World finds itself in a new and unique position where, for the first time, the inclusion of a far-right party in the Estonian government
Editorial: Estonian World is not for turning Read More
Hafiz Abdul Manan, a mechanical engineer and a Pakistani expat living in Tallinn, argues that the fundamental cause of current Estonian political tension is rooted
Hafiz Abdul Manan: The case for modern Estonian identity Read More
In a speech given at the opening session of the XIV Riigikogu (the Estonian parliament), President Kersti Kaljulaid said that if we allow our freedoms
Estonian president Kersti Kaljulaid: We have a crisis of values Read More
The Estonian community in Sweden, in a public appeal, addressed to the Estonian president, prime minister and chancellor of justice, condemn EKRE’s attacks on minorities
Estonians in Sweden condemn EKRE’s attacks in a public appeal Read More
Benjamin Klasche, a PhD candidate at Tallinn University and a German expat living in Tallinn, gives his view as to what drives people to vote
Benjamin Klasche: The fear of losing one’s home Read More
The former president of Estonia, Toomas Hendrik Ilves, writes in a Facebook post that the Estonia we want should be a country governed by law,
Toomas Hendrik Ilves: We want an Estonia where people can remain themselves Read More
The freelance journalist and a member of the Estonian Centre Party, Abdul Turay, says in a public letter to prime minister Jüri Ratas that the
Abdul Turay in a public letter to Jüri Ratas: EKRE are flat out fascists Read More
If the Centre-EKRE-Isamaa coalition comes true in Estonia, the far-right EKRE will hold prime minister Jüri Ratas by the balls and dictate the coalition’s policy,
Andrei Tuch: Welcome to Estonia’s new neo-Nazi government Read More
