Manan Anwar, a Tallinn-based expat, is concerned about the rising cost of living in Estonia – so much so that he shared his experience from […]
Manan Anwar: Is living in Estonia more expensive than Western Europe? Read More
According to Statistics Estonia, the preliminary estimate of the population of Estonia as of 1 January 2019 was 1,323,820, which is 4,690 people more than
Estonia’s population grew by 4,690 people in 2018 Read More
The provider of public transport in the Estonian capital, Tallinna Linnatranspordi AS, has set a goal that by 2035, all buses that serve passengers on
Tallinn plans to convert its bus fleet to fully electric by 2035 Read More
Estonian World broke a record in terms of readership – but we need your help to make our future more secure. First, we want to
Estonian World’s readership grew by 15% in 2018 – but we need your support to continue Read More
Kristina Kallas, the chairwoman of Estonia 200, a new political party aiming to get elected to the Estonian parliament on 3 March 2019, writes that,
Kristina Kallas: Estonia’s second silent surrender Read More
The Estonishing Evenings series, supported by Estonian World, continues in Tallinn, this time taking a closer look at the relationship between Estonia and Finland –
Estonia and Finland – common values and common future? Read More
A universal basic income would enable many people to develop their ideas because they don’t need to fear immediate financial ruin as well as reward
The case for a universal basic income in Estonia Read More
The Estonian parliamentary elections are coming up in March, and the campaign promise season has just geared up with the first policy point worth talking
Second pension pillar reform: the first meaningful campaign promise for 2019 Read More
Six Estonian institutions and the city of Tallinn will open the International House of Estonia by the end of 2018 in the capital’s Ülemiste City
Estonia to have a dedicated centre for expat professionals Read More
Estonia’s e-residency programme is going through a period of change as Estonians from across the public and private sector work together to develop an initiative
Estonia’s e-residency 2.0: Making it beneficial for everyone Read More
