Tallinn Sports Infrastructure: The City of Tallinn has launched an international procurement to find a developer for a planned Olympic-sized swimming pool complex near Tondiraba Sports Hall, with funding up to €20 million and a focus on public access plus competition-ready facilities. Justice & Defence: Estonia’s Justice Ministry has drafted a bill to strengthen consumer warranty and repair rights for electronics and white goods, including longer manufacturer liability and repair availability in Estonia. Courts vs. War Powers: Ministries are opposing a Riigikogu bill that would create special national-defence courts for wartime, arguing the existing court reform already covers the needed expertise. Rail Reliability: Elron says around a dozen new Škoda trains are sitting idle at Tapa station due to issues with a new traffic management system, delaying planned passenger service toward Tartu. Security: Estonia joined Baltic and Ukraine Olympic bodies in condemning an IOC move allowing Russian athletes to compete under their national flags. Cyber Threats: The UK and partners warned of a Russian state-supported “zero-click” phishing campaign targeting Zimbra users, including the LAUNDRY BEAR group. Migration Pressure: Estonian police detained a group of foreign nationals in Tallinn after they reportedly entered via Belarus through Latvia, with authorities linking the activity to hybrid pressure. International Mobility: The Henley Passport Index shows India slipping to 81st, while Croatia ranks among the world’s strongest passports alongside Estonia and others.