AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoElection Campaign: Prime Minister Kristen Michal says Estonia’s economy is growing twice as fast as the EU average as the Reform Party launches its 2027 campaign. Schools: Nearly a third of teachers at schools switching to Estonian-language instruction lack required qualifications, while staff turnover and funding pressures add to the strain. Civil Defence: Tallinn has opened a mural-covered public shelter near Kalev Sports Hall, offering protection for about 20 people; the city is assessing sites for dozens more. Energy: A wind farm under construction just across the Latvian border is raising concerns in nearby Estonian villages, with the €200 million project expected to begin operating in about a year. Research: Tallinn University of Technology researchers have revived the Kerox process, using nitric acid to turn oil shale kerogen into chemicals for polymers and other products. Russia and Ukraine: Estonian delegates joined Nordic and Baltic representatives in walking out of an IMF meeting as Russia’s finance minister spoke.
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