Opinion articles by Estonian and global opinion leaders
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
Yoko Alender, a young Estonian architect and politician, sets her long-term vision for Estonia. I have a dream. A dream of a bright future when
Yoko Alender: My Estonian dream for 2050 Read More
The future of being Estonian doesn’t depend solely on demographic trends. Our understanding of the essence of being Estonian is important as well. Martin Ehala, Professor
Martin Ehala: In search of the true Estonian Read More
This week, in a run-up to the European Parliament election on 25 May, we interview one candidate from each major party in Estonia. Our last
Estonian candidates for the European Parliament: Marianne Mikko (Social Democrats) Read More
This week, in a run-up to the European Parliament election on 25 May, we interview one candidate from each major party in Estonia. Our third
Estonian candidates for the European Parliament: Oudekki Loone (Centre Party) Read More
This week, in a run-up to the European Parliament election on 25 May, we interview one candidate from each major party in Estonia. Our second
Estonian candidates for the European Parliament: Kaja Kallas (Reform Party) Read More
This week, in a run-up to the European Parliament election on 25 May, we interview one candidate from each major party in Estonia. Our first
Estonian candidates for the European Parliament: Yoko Alender (IRL) Read More
Courage, conviction and brute force: TransferWise co-founder Taavet Hinrikus explains what you need to venture into the world of entrepreneurship. But can you find it
The founder of TransferWise, Taavet Hinrikus: how to make it in business Read More
The Brits have an ambivalent relationship with their royals. Reasonably normal activities – like getting married, having babies, sustaining minor injuries and such – prompts
Prince Harry visits Tallinn: a British view Read More
