SINGAPORE - Living under the shadow of the war in Ukraine and sharing a 294km border with Russia, one might imagine that Estonians would be hunkering down in fear.
But the leader of the tiny Nordic nation was instead in Singapore this week, accompanied by a delegation of representatives from 18 companies and pitching Estonia as a safe and dynamic investment destination with a thriving start-up ecosystem eager to support ambitious entrepreneurs.
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