Opinion articles by Estonian and global opinion leaders
The Estonian president, Alar Karis, said in his Independence Day speech on 24 February that it is easy to split and divide, but hard to […]
President Alar Karis: It’s easy to split and divide, but hard to listen and speak calmly Read More
Amalie Khachatryan, a Tallinn University MA student, details the many obstacles she faced while apartment hunting in Tallinn, the Estonian capital. Though everyone chooses
Great expectations and harsh realities of renting in Tallinn Read More
Lisanna Beckner, the operations manager for a hotel in Tallinn, provides some life hacks for being polite in the Estonian society. Estonians are often stereotyped
Life-hacks for the Estonian society – how to be polite in Estonia Read More
The question of what can become of a society and completely normal people when the said society goes mad, is valid again even in Estonia
The Anne Frank House in Amsterdam: An Estonian view Read More
Historical considerations loom large in the Kremlin’s latest provocations against Ukraine, but while the Russian president, Vladimir Putin, openly dreams of a greater Slavic empire,
Carl Bildt: Putin’s Ukraine Formula Read More
Kristo Reinsalu, the general manager of the Estonian Aviation Cluster, writes that if Estonia wants to remain one of the world’s most innovative nations, it seriously
Kristo Reinsalu: Will Estonia ever be more than just an IT country? Read More
The executive editor of Estonian World, Sten Hankewitz, is calling out the advocacy on criminalising “hate speech”, saying that if you curb the freedom of
Egert Rünne, the executive director of the Estonian Human Rights Centre, writes that gone is the passionate advocacy for human rights that the Reform Party
Egert Rünne: A deafening silence on human rights improvement in Estonia Read More
Jaak Treiman, the honorary consul of Estonia in Los Angeles, California, writes that the spirit of liberty does not exist in a self-centred society where
Jaak Treiman: The spirit of liberty does not exist in a self-centred society Read More
Portuguese expat Joao Rei, who lives in the Estonian capital, Tallinn, writes that to get more Estonians vaccinated against COVID-19, the reinforcing information shouldn’t necessarily
Joao Rei: How can we get the rate of vaccination higher in Estonia? Lessons from Portugal Read More
