The Estonian community in Sweden, in a public appeal, addressed to the Estonian president, prime minister and chancellor of justice, condemn EKRE’s attacks on minorities […]
Estonians in Sweden condemn EKRE’s attacks in a public appeal Read More
Swedish government announced that it intends to allocate SEK30 million to promote a broad exchange between Swedes and Estonians, Latvians and Lithuanians, with a special
Sweden to allocate SEK10 million to promote “special relations” with Estonia Read More
Andres Simonson writes about the Beebi Boomers – the children born in the United States, Canada, Australia, Sweden and other countries to native Estonian political
Beebi Boomers – the children of fate Read More
The Association of Estonians in Sweden is celebrating its 60th anniversary, but the peoples from the two countries have been in contact for over a
Estonians and Swedes go back a long way Read More
Toomas Tuulse is a multifaceted, radiant person – a composer, pianist and a choir conductor; no major concert or celebration within the Stockholm Estonian community
Toomas Tuulse 70: “Working with choirs has been an unbroken thread in my life” Read More
From 3-27 May, the Estonian design review exhibition, “Size doesn’t matter”, will take place in Stockholm, Sweden, at the Designgalleriet. Nearly 50 designers are represented
“Size doesn’t matter”: Estonian design in Stockholm Read More
The Estonian National Congress of Sweden (ENCS) adopted a resolution on 23 April, expressing concern regarding the security situation in the Baltic Sea area, pointing
Sweden’s Estonian community protests against Russian pipeline in Gotland Read More
The multifaceted Estonian accordionist and music teacher, Tuulikki Bartosik, debuted her first album “Storied Sounds” at the recent Tallinn Music Week. The album is a
Tuulikki Bartosik’s chatterbox, accordion and eight languages Read More
Ilon Wikland is an Estonian-Swedish artist and illustrator, renowned for her illustrations for the world-famous Swedish children author Astrid Lindgren. Born in Tartu in 1930, and
Ilon Wikland: “All along, I’ve been trying to paint the emotions” Read More
