AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoSecurity: Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna warned Russia could intensify hybrid attacks on critical infrastructure and defence firms to weaken Western support for Ukraine. He also criticized pressure on Kyiv to stop strikes on Russian oil refineries. Energy and Trade: Prime Minister Kristen Michal is weighing closure of a gas pipeline section that can carry Russian gas to Kaliningrad. Baltic leaders are also pushing for an EU-wide ban on Russian grain transit, citing concerns that trade helps fund Moscow’s war. Industry: Siemens has made a strategic investment in Estonian energy-storage company Skeleton Technologies, partnering to help data centres manage sharp swings in electricity demand. Citizenship: Coalition lawmakers proposed allowing Estonian citizens by birth to retain dual citizenship with selected countries; opposition parties questioned the need for the change. Healthcare: Ida-Viru County’s only psychiatric hospital is set to close because of staff shortages, raising concerns about access to care for residents who cannot easily travel to Tartu or Tallinn.
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