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„We won!" How Liberal Citizen Foundation (Salk) influenced the Estonian policy and parliament elections in 2023 - Vimarsana News

„We won!" How Liberal Citizen Foundation (Salk) influenced the Estonian policy and parliament elections in 2023

Two and half years ago Liberal Citizen Foundation (Salk) was established. Already back then one of their goals was to influence the Estonian parliament elections of 2023, so that liberal forces would get majority. And they succeeded. Eesti Ekspress talked to more than 50 people about what Salk has done and how they have affected Estonian policy.

Tiit Hennoste: Fascism - Vimarsana News

Tiit Hennoste: Fascism

In becoming a term of abuse, "fascism" turned into an empty shell the only real feature of which is the ultra-negative connotations it carries. The result is a word family the use of which is characterized by utter contempt but very different meanings, Tiit Hennoste writes in a comment originally published in Sirp magazine.

Äripäev editor-in-chief: Save up and learn to be part of economic growth - Vimarsana News

Äripäev editor-in-chief: Save up and learn to be part of economic growth

The Estonian economy and populace are doing better than ever and for everybody to be a part of that, people should educate themselves and consume quality media, finance newspaper Äripäev chief-editor Igor Rõtov told Vikerradio's morning program on Thursday.

April 1 through the prism of humor or farewell blue Thursday - Vimarsana News

April 1 through the prism of humor or farewell blue Thursday

Thousands of email inboxes all over the land came under an avalanche of press releases, memos and resolutions starting on the morning of April 1 with which the public sector and private companies saw fit to celebrate the international day of humor. More than a few journalists have been hospitalized following exhaustion from reading so many funny emails. Decades ago, April Fool's Day usually meant newspapers running a couple of whacky stories. One paper invited people to a grand exhibition of donkeys to be held in the central square. It took some time for those who showed up to realize that th...