AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoTallinn City Life: Rats are increasingly showing up in Tallinn streets, with districts mapping hotspots and planning pest control this autumn, after residents reported bold sightings near restaurants and rubbish areas. Local Politics: Reform Party’s Tallinn branch will elect a new chairman on Sunday at Tallinn Zoo, with Prime Minister Kristen Michal opening the assembly and discussions covering Tallinn’s political situation and the presidential race. Public Safety & Environment: Estonia’s bear population is rising as court rulings restrict hunting, with the Estonian Hunters’ Society warning that more bears in forests and yards could mean higher human-bear conflict risk. Roadworks Disruption: Tallinn Mayor Peeter Raudsepp says roadworks must not paralyse traffic this fall and points to night repairs and off-peak work to keep buses, cars and cyclists moving. Culture: The Pärnu Literature Festival may be the last, as organisers cite mounting funding pressure despite a full programme of talks, author meetings and children’s events. International: A coalition of countries including Estonia condemned Iran’s executions of protesters in a joint statement calling for an end to the death penalty.
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