MARTIN EHALA ⟩ The constitutional right to education must be ensured for the youth of Ida-Viru
To ensure the right to education for the youth of Ida-Viru, schools need to be state-run and staffed with teachers who speak Estonian and support pro-Estonian ideals.
The Illuminating Pain of Martin Ehala
Martin Ehala's book discusses the historical emergence of postmodernism and its contemporary expressions, including an exploration of John Nash's theory on the profitability of intellectual work.
MARTIN EHALA ⟩ I don't know how things stand with God...
The article reflects on the evolutionary advantages of faith for individuals and society, as discussed by editor Martin Ehala.
MARTIN EHALA ⟩ Education officials should be sent to school
The Estonian Ministry of Education and Research proposed the partial elimination of numerical grading in primary and basic schools, highlighting a disconnect between officials and practitioners.
Where are the roots of societal polarization?
The article discusses the deeper roots of societal polarization beyond the current culture wars in Estonia, emphasizing the influence of luxury beliefs and virtue signaling.
PEETRI PILK ⟩ Martin Ehala: Nationalization of schools would save Estonian-language education in Ida-Virumaa
An analysis on how the nationalization of schools can preserve Estonian-language education in the Ida-Virumaa region.
Martin Ehala: Higher education may become a dead end
Martin Ehala discusses the significant impact of artificial intelligence on the future of education in Estonia and the developed world.
Kris Kärner, whether polite or not, fulfills a historical mission
Kris Kärner's controversial statements have generated significant public discussion without impacting his political career, raising questions about this phenomenon.
MARTIN EHALA ⟩ Seven recommendations for those recently in love
Martin Ehala advises newly in love individuals to heed the wisdom of long-term couples rather than inexperienced advisors.
FOCUS: The bad karma of divorce becomes an inheritance for the child
Children raised in broken families have significantly lower familial capabilities as adults compared to those raised in intact families, according to the editor Martin Ehala.
Martin Ehala: Reality is more horrifying than art
Martin Ehala discusses how contemporary art shocks the public with its most horrific perversions, while numbing society's sensitivity to the inhumanity of such acts.