Agricultural efficiency startup VitalFields has successfully raised a €250,000 seed investment from venture investors. The company focuses on increasing the productivity of farmers by offering a […]
Estonian startup VitalFields helps farmers to increase productivity Read More
Hosewear is a young, environmentally friendly Estonian company (or dare I say startup) that makes bags out of recycled firehoses. Ironically, written-off firehose would otherwise
Hosewear makes bags out of recycled firehoses Read More
It is bitterly ironic that the Russian Federation, a country whose courts have just imprisoned several young women under the guise of protecting a religious
Adam Garrie: Why a secular Syria is good for Estonia Read More
“This is my last election … After my election I have more flexibility.” “I will transmit this information to Vladimir.” I This exchange happened between
Sten Hankewitz: Can your enemy’s friend be your friend? Read More
As a foremost composer of spiritually informed music, Arvo Pärt is something of an anachronism in modern Estonia. But this unique social position in which
Arvo Pärt and Anton Bruckner: parallel lives Read More
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Interview with Sir Malcolm Bruce, British Liberal Democrat member of parliament (MP) for Gordon (Scotland), Vice-Chair of the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Estonia, and Chair
Sir Malcolm Bruce: Estonia is clearly a Nordic country Read More
Chris Glew analyses the story behind recent failure by the Estonian Ministry of Justice to issue a correct arrest warrants for couple of its citizens in
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Kristjan Järvi made his debut with the Berliner Philharmoniker in a performance teaming with the inexhaustible energy for which the youngest son of Neeme Järvi
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Estonian World´s latest Artist of the week is UK based stage director Liisa Smith. Liisa left Estonia about 10 years ago, to study performance arts
Artist of the week: London-based stage director Liisa Smith Read More
