AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoUkraine Support: Prime Minister Kristen Michal wants EU leaders to discuss more aid for Ukraine, including support to strike Russian oil refineries. EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas said Europe will not ease pressure on Moscow, citing Russian attacks and hybrid threats. EU Security: Estonia is proposing an EU entry ban for former Russian combatants, while British forces in Estonia have deployed long-range Nyan strike drones during exercises. Domestic Politics: The Center Party has moved to the top of Estonia’s polls with 23% support, as the minority government faces a difficult budget vote and renewed calls for early elections. Industry: Estonia is pressing rare-earth processor NPM Silmet to set a deadline for ending its reliance on Russian raw materials, with early 2027 floated as a target. Tallinn: Eesti Pank has installed Saaremaa dolomite barriers after vehicles struck its central Tallinn building about 20 times in two decades.
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