by Mel Huang Tallinn Mayor Jüri Mõis is raised a lot of eyebrows when he said in an interview that “Estonia is too weak a trade mark to be bound to 100 per cent or to devote oneself fully to it.” Though many political watchers in Estonia expect the novice politician to make strange and provocative remarks, as he has […]
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