Opinion articles by Estonian and global opinion leaders
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
Along with the incredible amount of propaganda and demagogy with which Russia justifies aggression against Ukraine and the occupation of Crimea, all the more frequently
Viacheslav Morozov and Karmo Tüür are the political scientists of the University of Tartu, who led an expert network that produced a new collection of
Russian Federation 2014: a difficult year ahead? Read More
James Oates, a Tallinn-based British businessman and the Chairman of the British Estonian Chamber of Commerce, says that even as Russia seeks to destabilise Ukraine’s new
James Oates: The Estonian state of mind Read More
Estonian Member of European Parliament, Tunne Kelam, made a statement on Saturday, saying that Russia’s aggression against Ukraine “is a chilling reminder of Hitler’s step-by-step
I learned a lot about my wife’s people – Estonians – from Prime Minister Andrus Ansip. When I look back to how much I thought I
Justin Petrone: The Ansip Years Read More
Estophile Adam Garrie argues that it’s time to establish a dedicated museum of Estonian music, with an emphasis not only on rich choral traditions and
Adam Garrie: A museum of Estonian music is needed for Estonia and the web Read More
British prime minister David Cameron recently caused a furore when suggesting that in future, the immigration from poorer EU countries to the UK should be restricted, thus
Adam Garrie: There is no freedom without freedom of movement Read More
What’s up with the people who are in charge of immigration? On lots of different levels and in lots of different ways, the authorities, whether they are border guards,
Abdul Turay: What’s up with the people who are in charge of immigration? Read More
