Estonia kicks off ‘Arctic month’ in support of its Arctic Council observer bid
The region's self-styled “inventive neighbor” says it offers potential solutions to some of region’s challenges.
Seeking to join the Arctic Council as an observer, Estonia on Thursday began a month-long effort to sell the idea to Estonians and to the eight Arctic countries ahead of their biennial meeting in May, when they are expected to decide on its request to join the list of 13 observer countries.
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