I live in Estonia (I am not Estonian) and while I know Finland and Estonia are similarly linguistically and culturally, I also know there are huge differences often due to the decades of USSR influence or occupation, respectively.
Re your comment on the cold war era and people still having influence, I read this article about a double agent coming to light only through his posthumous memoirs today: https://news.err.ee/1608974018/double-agent-secret-revealed-...
By the way, there would be a lot to patch up also in Wikipedia regarding Estonia's post-1989 history. Also Finnish-Estonian relations are mostly absent except a word or two on the page about the Singing Revolution. Finland's reluctance to fully engage during the events between 1985-1991 is also something that is not considered a proud moment of history here by some people.
I noted a few other things that seem to be portrayed in a sanitized fashion. For example, the section on natural resources notes the presence of forest and nothing at all about the huge controversy about how much is being logged, including in national parks.