Estonian World and its co-authors unveil 100 captivating insights that blend time-honored traditions with unexpected surprises, offering a fresh lens on the nation’s unique legacy. […]
A hundred interesting facts about Estonia Read More
Patrik Maldre describes the crucial days of 1918 when the Estonia-UK alliance was born.* On 24 February 1919, the Republic of Estonia celebrated its first
The United Kingdom and Estonia’s achievement of independence Read More
As we celebrate International Women’s Day, it is worth taking a look at the stories of two strong and highly influential women who played leading
The very first Estonian feminists – Lilli Suburg and Marie Reisik Read More
Estonia has joined the ranks of the world’s wealthiest countries, but the journey has not been easy; this is the brief overview of the last
A hundred years of the Estonian economy Read More
In 2017, a whopping 72 artists and producers from all across Estonia, Mexico and elsewhere took part in Mextonia, a transgraffiti festival that engulfed the
Pictures: Mextonia murals in Estonia Read More
As part of the country’s centennial celebrations, the Tallinn Song Festival Grounds will be hosting a singing event on 19 August where cherished Estonian songs
A unique sing-along to celebrate freedom in Tallinn Read More
In early June, Stanford University is to host a conference with a focus on Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania – The 100th Anniversary of Baltic Independence
2018 AABS conference at Stanford University: three days filled with Baltic studies Read More
The London Book Fair 2018 focussed on Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania as the countries are celebrating their centenaries; numerous events at the fair concentrated on
The London Book Fair focusses on Estonian literature Read More
A traveling exhibition about Estonia that celebrates the country’s centenary is to visit North America over the course of one and a half years. According
An exhibition about Estonia visits North America Read More
An exhibition at the Musée d’Orsay in Paris, France, will feature symbolist art from Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania dating from the late 19th century to
Baltic art classics exhibited at the Musée d’Orsay in Paris Read More
