A year has passed since the Tallinn riots, a two-day eruption of violence that, most unflatteringly, placed the tiny European country in the ugly side of the world spotlight. To this day the aftershock is still palpable, as Russian businesses continue to avoid Estonia and minority citizens refuse to integrate into a society they no longer respect, even abhor. In retrospect, all Estonians 's particularly its leaders 's have to wonder: was it worth it? Inevitably, conflicting reports have emerged as to the extent of the economic repercussions. According to one government report, the aggre...
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