On the occasion of pope Francis’ visit to Tallinn on 25 September, Estonian World picked ten facts about the current sovereign of the Vatican city state – some quirky, […]
Ten facts about pope Francis who is visiting Estonia Read More
Anna Piperal, the managing director of the e-Estonia Showroom, is helping inspire digital societies, one delegation at a time. This article is published in collaboration
Behind the scenes: a visit to the e-Estonia Showroom Read More
Station Narva, the first edition of the music and city culture festival in Estonia’s third largest town, kicks off on 21 September; Estonian World caught
Narva: Estonia’s next big success story? Read More
In cooperation with scientists from the University of Tartu, the southern Estonian organic farm, Koivakonnu, has developed an innovative livestock farm that is characterised by
An Estonian collaboration develops a smart barn Read More
The American retail giant, Walmart, has removed items with Soviet symbolism from its website after protests from many European politicians. The merchandise, bearing the hammer
Walmart dumps items with Soviet symbols Read More
According to the newly-released book, “Fear” by the legendary journalist Bob Woodward, Russia warned the United States that it could use nuclear weapons against the
Russia threatened to use nukes against the Baltics – book Read More
Teet Randma, an environmental campaigner, writes that Estonia is the second largest emitter of CO2 per capita in the European Union, and the country urgently needs energy
Teet Randma: Estonia’s dirty secret Read More
The fifth European Estonian Song and Dance Festival took place in Leicester, the UK, as part of Estonia’s centenary celebrations. By Katrin Puutsa, Reet Järvik,
100 years of Estonian song and dance showcased in Leicester Read More
The Mercer Quality of Living Survey ranks the Estonian capital, Tallinn, 87th in its 2018 index. The survey’s important criteria are safety, education, hygiene, health care, culture, environment, recreation, political-economic stability, public transport and
Mercer ranks Tallinn 87th on quality of living Read More
Denis Filby, an Englishman who divides his time between London and Tallinn, says the Estonian government needs to do more to appreciate teachers before they’re
Estonia: Where have all the teachers gone? Read More
