Opinion articles by Estonian and global opinion leaders
This year’s Opinion Festival will host more English-language discussion forums than ever before in the event’s four-year history. This comes part and parcel with the […]
This year’s Opinion Festival in Estonia looks beyond language Read More
There seems to be some angst and uncertainty in London about what is going to happen in the post-Brexit world. What will be the conditions
The Joint Baltic American National Committee, Inc. (JBANC) is very concerned with recent misguided statements related to the United States’ commitment to upholding NATO treaty
JBANC: the ironclad leadership of the US in NATO is critically important Read More
Warsaw was the best NATO summit since the end of the Cold War. Serious people made serious decisions about serious problems. Taboos tumbled. Russia is
Edward Lucas: the Warsaw Summit – good but not yet enough Read More
The best advice for both the United Kingdom that has decided to leave the European Union, and to the rest of Europe, is to “keep
Ivar Veskioja: Keep calm and carry on: Brexit and common sense Read More
Justin Zehmke, who recently moved to Tallinn from Cape Town, South Africa, writes about his rollercoaster experience of settling in Estonia – and has some
Justin Zehmke: Move to Estonia, they said. It will be easy, they said Read More
For Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, Poland is a useful partner, when it is an active EU member, playing together with the other European countries, not
Poland’s “Conservative Revolution”: a dilemma for the Baltic states Read More
The British-Estonian Chamber of Commerce plays down fears over the United Kingdom’s decision to leave the European Union and says that after the initial shock,
BECC: Businesses and organisations will adjust to Britain’s exit from the EU Read More
Britain will decide its future to either remain within, or separate from, the EU through a referendum to take place on 23 June 2016. A British
Brexit: hidden implications for Baltic security Read More
In Estonia, every citizen has their own ID card and digital identity. These can be used for digital signing, which is becoming more and more popular
Estonian digital signing future: how the government can profit more Read More
