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The e-Estonia Briefing Centre in the Estonian capital of Tallinn is a popular place for foreign officials and journalists alike, who travel to hear about the program. (Photo: Atko Januson)

The e-Estonia Briefing Centre in the Estonian capital of Tallinn is a popular place for foreign officials and journalists alike, who travel to hear about the program. (Photo: Atko Januson)

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The e-Estonia Briefing Centre in the Estonian capital of Tallinn is a popular place for foreign officials and journalists alike, who travel to hear about the program. (Photo: Atko Januson)

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: This photo is a Zoom app background for virtual meetings. It’s provided by Estonia’s e-Residency program, which invites foreigners to start businesses in the country. So far, 70,000 foreign businesses have been launched through the program. (Photo: e-residency)

: The e-Estonia Briefing Centre in the Estonian capital of Tallinn is a popular place for foreign officials and journalists alike, who travel to hear about the program. (Photo: Atko Januson)

: The Estonian ID card, which every citizen receives, fits easily into any computer with a USB drive. (Photo: Rasmus Jurkatam)

: This display shows visitors to Tallinn’s e-Estonia Briefing Centre how the e-government system works. and what kind of security measures it offers. (Photo: Atko Januson)

: Moving to at-home schooling during the COVID-19 lockdown was easy for Estonian school students whose curriculum is online anyway, designed for students who take ill but want to keep up. (Photo: Renee Altrov)

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