Private initiatives raising funds for education is a rather new approach in Estonia. Several foundations have kicked off only recently to broaden the horizons of […]
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The Tallinn Music Week introduces a new global forum to discuss solutions for a fairer and more tolerant world – called “Creativity For Change” that
LIVE: ‘Creativity For Change’ forum in Tallinn Read More
The Tallinn Music Week introduces a new global forum to discuss solutions for a fairer and more tolerant world – called “Creativity For Change” that
The Tallinn Music Week to seek for solutions for a more tolerant world Read More
The American, British and Finnish ambassadors to Estonia urge the parliament to do more about the spread of HIV in the country, saying the situation
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The foreign chambers in Estonia have written an open letter in support of more efforts towards encouraging diversity and tolerance in Estonia with the aim
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Almost 7,000 people attended the concert at Tallinn’s Freedom Square on Sunday, 6 September, in support of a tolerant and an open-minded Estonia. You can
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Amid a state of panic about Syrian and African refugees, a new movement, called “Friendly Estonia”, aims to encourage Estonia to remain open-minded country that
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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
In the early twentieth century Estonian artist Ants Laikmaa created beautiful portraits of Ethiopians and North Africans, while still developing a distinct Estonian art. The range
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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
