The Priest Explains: Some Sins Cannot Be Forgiven!
A Catholic priest discusses specific circumstances in which certain sins cannot be forgiven within the Roman Catholic Church.
THE ART OF PERCEIVING PATTERN RHYTHMS OR HOW TO CULTURALLY EAT AN ESTONIAN
The article explores the cultural significance of food and relationships in an Estonian context, drawing parallels between culinary practices and societal customs.
The guest of "Plekktrummi" is the professor of sustainable transitions Laur Kanger
Laur Kanger, a professor of sustainable transitions at the University of Tartu, will be a guest on the talk show "Plekktrumm" to discuss challenges and pathways in the context of the environmental crisis and its relation to global economy and industry.
After the Dismissal of the Director Who Disparaged the Forest Brothers, Tondiraba Vocational School Has Undergone Major Reform
Tondiraba Vocational School has undergone significant changes following the dismissal of its controversial director, Sergei PtΕ‘jolkin.
Kert Kask: As the people speak, so it is really
Kert Kask emphasizes the evolving nature of the Estonian language in the context of its preservation, suggesting that the debate around its conservation is fundamentally misguided.
Madis Aben: The Comparability of Cultural Funding
Madis Aben discusses Estonia's cultural funding in an international context, highlighting its significant contributions despite differing opinions on adequacy.
Study: Hatred Against the LGBTIQ+ Community is Normalizing According to Youth
A recent study indicates that Estonian youth view the LGBTIQ+ community as the most targeted group of hate in the context of political violence, suggesting that hostility towards sexual minorities is becoming somewhat normalized.
Estonian Nokias Increased Many Estonians' Capital
The article discusses the historical context of the term 'Estonian Nokia' as it pertains to Hansabank, which was once a prominent Estonian bank that contributed to the economic landscape of the country.
The Theater Dialogue 'I (Do Not) Leave Ukraine' that Strikes the Heart and Sparks Controversy: Review of the Estonian Guest Performance
The review discusses the controversial theater production 'I (Do Not) Leave Ukraine,' exploring its sociological messages and relevance to the context of post-Soviet mentality in Estonia.
Olga Temnikova: instead of constantly looking to the West, we should understand who we are
Olga Temnikova emphasizes that instead of focusing solely on the West, Estonians should explore their own identity and local context.
Women, children, and the elderly were expelled to Siberia; the mortality rate was enormous, says Estonian historian about Stalin's deportations that affected tens of thousands
The article discusses the historical context and severe impact of Stalin's deportations on Estonian citizens during World War II, highlighting the high mortality rates and ongoing ramifications in the Baltic region.
EERIK-NIILES KROSS β© President Karis should remember the wisdom of the forest brothers about what the fate of the sneaks is
Eerik-Niiles Kross emphasizes the importance of remembering the wisdom of forest fighters in light of the current political context, addressing President Karis.
A Book That Changed My Life | Fatme Helge Leevald and 'Tiit Pagu' and 'At the Wizards'
Actress Fatme Helge Leevald shares her thoughts on the transformative impact of Jaan Kross's verse novel 'Tiit Pagu' and Mehis Heinsaare's collection 'At the Wizards' in the context of the Year of the Estonian Book.