Is Europe declining or not?
Although it may seem that Europe is down and out as it struggles with multiple crises, things are in fact far, far better than they […]
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Foreign-owned businesses feel the squeeze of stricter residency laws
Foreign owners of small businesses in Estonia are facing tough choices as new laws pushed through last summer are making it more difficult – and
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Accelerating startups – an interview with Start Up Wise Guys
Start Up Wise Guys is a Tallinn-based accelerator program for technology start-ups. How did the idea of starting a business accelerator come about? We wanted to
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A girl from Võru ends up in Xi’an, China
Katrin Winter taught Chinese in Xi’an, China. Here she writes what’s it really like to live and work in China. I arrived in Xi’an, China
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Adam Garrie: Is Eurovision a national obsession?
For anyone who has had even the most rudimentary training in the musical arts or who enjoys high-quality music, the Eurovision Song Contest is something
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Brain Hunt 2013 winners highlight bright minds and strong potential
The winner of Estonian largest business ideas contest Ajujaht 2013 (Brain Hunt) is Kids OS, which designed a smart App to position and monitor kids at all times. Ajujaht
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Seventeen moments of spring in Pärnu – the presently not so summery summer capital of Estonia
Pärnu is a small resort town on the west coast of Estonia. A town that, for me, is not only a place to come and
Estonian folk costume stripes on Australian Aboriginal art
What do the world’s oldest continually living cultures, i.e. those of the Australian indigenous people and Estonians, have in common? At first glance not much, but at a closer look
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Ahto Lobjakas: Estonia’s betrayal of Omar, the Pashtun interpreter
In rejecting the asylum plea of Omar, an interpreter who worked with Estonian troops in Helmand province in southern Afghanistan, the Estonian government this week
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Insight into the London start-up scene (infograph)
This article is brought to you in collaboration with London-based Estonian money transfer start-up TransferWise. I At TransferWise, we’re seeing more and more cover letters from
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