Opinion articles by Estonian and global opinion leaders
Estonia wants to achieve long-term solutions to the refugee crisis, says the country’s foreign minister, Marina Kaljurand. The migration crisis is a challenge for all […]
Marina Kaljurand: Migration crisis is a trial by fire for all of Europe Read More
The European Union does not control all the variables for resolving the refugee problem, which makes this crisis unique. Today’s Europe needs greater mutual trust
Estonia – Ultima Thule for the refugees Read More
The recent public debate around the European refugee crisis, and the letters many voters have sent to the political parties and members of parliament, are
Kalle Palling: #NotWelcomeToEstonia attitude will lead to rejecting everyone Read More
The Estonian president, Toomas Hendrik Ilves, said at the opening hearing of the parliament’s autumn session, speaking on the European refugee crisis, that Estonia has to look
Toomas Hendrik Ilves: Let us renew Estonia Read More
This is the hashtag that thousands of people in Estonia and around Europe have been adding to their social media postings in the last few
David Lidington: #FreeEstonKohver Read More
Intolerance isn’t growing, but it’s getting bolder in Estonia. It’s time for the rest of us to speak up, writes Tallinn-based translator Adam Cullen. You
Adam Cullen: Estonians, speak up and take away their stick Read More
What angers me the most about what happened to me last Saturday evening in Tallinn is that it was all a lie. It’s not that
Pablo Veyrat: You, Estonians, are being lied to about race Read More
How to protect Estonia and its values without xenophobia, fear and intolerance, asked Estonian President Toomas Hendrik Ilves in a speech given at Victory Day
Toomas Hendrik Ilves: What kind of Estonia do we want? Read More
Saburi Ken, a Singaporean student who graduated from the University of Tartu, shares his thoughts, impressions and opinions of Estonia and its people. My thoughts
Saburi Ken: 66 impressions of Estonia Read More
Recently, Estonia started to work harder on strengthening its talent pool by trying to make it more appealing for foreigners to come and work in
Sten Hankewitz: Grow up, Estonia Read More
