Russian Sanctions: Estonia has imposed national sanctions on Russian oligarchs Alisher Usmanov and Mikhail Fridman after the EU delisted them, with Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna saying there’s “no justification” to ease pressure while Russia’s war continues. Public Trust: A new opinion poll shows trust in the president and the Defense Forces has fallen, while police remain the most trusted institution in Estonia. Energy Prices: Diesel across the EU hit a record €2.23 per litre, driven by supply disruptions and refinery damage, with Estonia among countries posting big jumps since 2022. Battery Boom: Smartecon will build the 192MW/420MWh Raudsepa battery storage project in southern Estonia, aiming for full operation in November 2027. Student Pressure: Students in Tallinn and Tartu protested “Estonia’s Future Burning Out,” arguing the support system isn’t keeping up with costs and burnout. Diplomacy & Oversight: Justice chancellor Ülle Madise urged stronger oversight as security powers expand, warning that more control can erode rights and trust. Local Property: State Real Estate Ltd. (RKAS) put former Tallinn Music High School properties in Nõmme up for auction, with bids starting at €6.09m. International Watch: NATO chief Mark Rutte said a full-scale Russian attack on NATO territory is unlikely, but warned against complacency.