The Washington Post made a nice example of Estonia (and Latvia) to the United States. Obviously it is very difficult to implement everything done in tiny Estonia in the USA, but maybe a few tips could be useful after all.
The Baltic model for fiscal responsibility
Introducing Estonia and Estonians in a different angle to people who have heard a little or nothing at all. After all it is a small world!
Tuesday, August 9, 2011
Friday, July 15, 2011
Wednesday, June 22, 2011
Estonia?
What do you know about Estonia?
Saturday, June 18, 2011
Saaremaa
Saaremaa - the biggest island of Estonia.
Thursday, June 16, 2011
Quite good reading material about Estonians (free)
On the Estonian institute webpage there are several booklets about Estonia and Estonians. Some of them are hilarious and some are purely beautful. And the good thing about them is that they in English and free! I would like to point out two them that I really enjoyed:
1) Hilarious Estonia - "A scientific study of Estonians’ daily life. What do they do and how they do it, what do they like and what do they dislike? What do they look like and what do they eat? How can they surprise one another?"
2) A dozen quetions about Estonia - "We offer answers to a dozen questions that a foreigner might want to know about Estonia. At least in our opinion."
1) Hilarious Estonia - "A scientific study of Estonians’ daily life. What do they do and how they do it, what do they like and what do they dislike? What do they look like and what do they eat? How can they surprise one another?"
2) A dozen quetions about Estonia - "We offer answers to a dozen questions that a foreigner might want to know about Estonia. At least in our opinion."
Wednesday, June 15, 2011
Estophiles
Ernest Hemingway has written that in every port in the world, at least one Estonian can be found.

Here's one really good blog from an estophile Justin Petrone (also author of the books "My Estonia 1" and "My Estonia 2"):
I guess he knows even more about Estonia than we do.
Winter in Estonia
Although it is the beginning of the summer in Estonia I am putting up these pictures of the winter of 2011 with heavy snow and -30 degrees. These pictures are taken in Kadrina or nearby, but with a smartphone, so the quality is not the best. Enjoy nevertheless!
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