For Brendan Pasco Rajalo, Estonia was never just a country on the map; it was family stories, summer visits to Tartu, a language half-heard but never forgotten – and, eventually, a place to build both a career and a sense of belonging. Rajalo, a 29-year-old French-Estonian civil engineer born and raised in France, first came to Estonia for an Erasmus exchange semester at Tallinn University of Technology, also known as TalTech. Years later, he ha…
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