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Juhannus in Hancock, Michigan
Juhannus (Midsummer) was be celebrated in the 2026 Finno-Ugric Capital of Culture, Hancock, with a multi-day Finnish-American festival between 17-20 June. Representatives from Fenno-Ugria, Hõimulõimed and …
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At Fenno-Ugria Foundation’s annual meeting, closure of Kindred Peoples’ Programme condemned
Fenno-Ugria Foundation’s annual meeting on 3 June approved the foundation’s activities for 2025: the celebration of Kindred Month, publications, a summer school, travelling exhibitions, contributions …
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Fenno-Ugria yearbook 2025 published
Fenno-Ugria’s latest yearbook focuses, among other things, on fascinating political documents: Hannele Valkeeniemi, Director of the Finnish Institute, provides an overview of Russian influence operations …
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Brussels: presentation of Fenno-Ugria’s report and opening of Piret Räni’s exhibition
The topic was new to most of those present: Russia’s minority peoples are rarely discussed in today’s geopolitical context. The discussion centered on the fact …
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Summary of Fenno-Ugria Report to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
The meeting was opened by Imar Y. Koutchoukali, a research advisor at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Political scientist Kadri Liik gave a detailed presentation …
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Report on Finno-Ugric peoples in Russia presented to Estonian Foreign Ministry
On 17 March, Fenno-Ugria presented a report it had been commissioned by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Estonia. The report is titled “The Situation …
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Fenno-Ugria Night When? 9 April 2026, 7 pm Where? Roheline Saal (Telliskivi 60a/5, 10149 Tallinn) FURTHER INFORMATION: Janno Zõbin, janno@fennougria.ee
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Fenno-Ugria Night 2025 is and event of colourful experiences: When? 4 April 2025, 7 pm. Where? F-Hoone, Must Saal (Telliskivi 60a) Event photos
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English newsletter!
As of February 2026, Fenno-Ugria has begun issuing a monthly newsletter called Fenno-Ugria News (FUN). The newsletter presents a selection of current topics in the …
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In memoriam Maria Voldina (1936-2026)
The first Khanty poetess and female journalist, Maria Voldina (Vagatova, 28 December 1936 – 15 February 2026), has passed away. She devoted her entire life …
Eggs from the Waterfowl’s Nest
The photographs taken by the distinguished Fennougrist Tõnu Seilenthal in 1966, 1968, 1969, 1970 and 1971 capture moments in the lives of the Estonians and …
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Kindred Club 2026
A new season of Fenno-Ugria’s Kindred Club has begun at the Institute of the Estonian Language (Roosikrantsi 6) on Wednesdays at 5-6 pm. Mark the …