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A sophomore member of Mississippi State’s Reserve Officer Training Corps will spend this summer studying Russian overseas thanks to a prestigious language program.
Narva has had to live in a state of constant change, and change isn't always good. Hence also Narva residents' mistrust of new things, of swift decisions and of "strangers." In the meantime, however, a fragile "common" has been sought and also carefully built in Narva as well, Anna Markova writes.
Change isn't easy, even if, in the end, it's what more and more people in Narva want, Michael Cole writes.
The increasing social pressure this week brought a result: the government is extending the residence permit of students who are Russian citizens and are about to finish their studies. Access to Estonia was made even more difficult for other Russian citizens.
Three Russian students, who study in Estonia, told ETV's current affairs program 'Ringvaade Suvel' that it is not safe for them to return to Russia because they support Ukraine.