Marti Kuusik, the IT and foreign trade minister, appointed by the far-right Estonian Conservative People’s Party (EKRE) to the new government, was forced to resign […]
Estonian far-right minister resigns after a day in office Read More
Estonian World finds itself in a new and unique position where, for the first time, the inclusion of a far-right party in the Estonian government
Editorial: Estonian World is not for turning Read More
Ahto Lobjakas, the outspoken and sharp commentator at the Estonian Radio 2 – part of the Estonian Public Broadcasting – is forced to leave his
Estonian liberal commentator Ahto Lobjakas resigns in the face of self-censorship demands Read More
Climate change induces flooding in the cities around the Baltic Sea and that also affects Estonia; scientists at the Tallinn University of Technology are now looking for ways
Climate change induced flooding increases pollution in the Baltic Sea Read More
Could basic income – also called citizen’s income – really bring along the awaited utopia, where people do not have to worry about their income
Ready for utopia? How Estonians see citizen’s income discussion Read More
A pan-European survey shows that compared with other European countries, Estonia is the only one where children’s exposure to internet threats has decreased in the
Estonian World takes a glimpse into an increasingly forgotten era – the street scenes of the Soviet Union-occupied Estonia (1944-1991) and, specifically, the country’s capital
30 pictures of the Soviet-era street scenes in Tallinn Read More
Queen Margrethe II of Denmark will pay a visit to Estonia in June, in conjunction with the 800th anniversary of the Danish flag that has a
Queen Margrethe to visit Estonia for the 800th anniversary of the Danish flag Read More
Vilja Kiisler, a journalist at Postimees, one of the largest newspapers in Estonia, has decided to leave her post due to differences with the paper’s
UPDATED: The first Estonian journalist leaves a major newspaper over her views Read More
The Tallinn-based transportation platform, Bolt, formerly known as Taxify, started operations in Russia on 18 April by launching its ride-hailing services in the country’s second-largest
Estonian transportation startup Bolt launches in Russia Read More
