Opinion articles by Estonian and global opinion leaders
Countries neighboring Vladimir Putin are rightfully nervous about current geopolitical affairs. However, countries not sharing a border with Vladimir Putin should be nervous as well. […]
Andres Simonson: What if Putin were my neighbour? Read More
On Thursday, the Estonian parliament, Riigikogu, is to vote on the Civil Partnership Bill that would grant same-sex couples rights and responsibilities similar to a
Editorial: It is time for Estonia to pass the Civil Partnership Act – UPDATED! Read More
As an Estonian, I would firstly like to bring attention to the name of the referendum – the “Scottish independence referendum”. It is important not
On 5 September, operatives of the Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) illegally entered the territory of the Republic of Estonia, a member of NATO and
I have been dealing with European security for more than thirty years, as an activist during the Cold War, as a journalist, and at think-tanks.
Edward Lucas: Russia is winning Read More
Oliver Bowers addresses Estonia’s public misconception of feminism and gender issues, and argues why Estonia does in fact need feminism. In his opinion, rather than
Oliver Bowers: Estonia’s difficult relationship with feminism Read More
In an open letter to US President Barack Obama, 200 public figures from Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania ask for permanent presence of NATO troops in the Baltic states. I Address
200 Baltic public figures ask for permanent NATO bases in an open letter to Obama Read More
Dear Estonians, I have some bad news for you. Looking at your euphoria over the visit of President Barack Obama to Estonia in September, I
Sten Hankewitz: Obama’s visit to Estonia doesn’t mean diddly Read More
Having worked in retail leadership positions in the UK for ten years, Claire Millard is used to helping store colleagues and managers refine their customer
Claire Millard: Customer is king – lessons for the Estonian supermarket sector Read More
Plans are in place to actively promote Estonia abroad as a great place to live and work. At the end of last year, as a
Martin Hirvoja: Estonia to attract foreign talents Read More
