AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoPresidency: Ülle Madise took office as Estonia’s president on Monday and made her first foreign visit to Latvia on Tuesday, where talks focused on defence, regional security and support for Ukraine. China’s Xi Jinping also congratulated her, as Estonia and China mark 35 years of diplomatic ties. Security: Estonia joined 33 countries and the EU in condemning Iranian threats and attacks across Europe. Nationwide emergency sirens will be tested on Wednesday. Tallinn Transport: The city opposes proposals to let motorcycles and e-scooters use bus lanes, warning they could slow buses and raise crash risks. Cybersecurity: Ukrainian strikes on Yandex data centres cut the network’s requests to Estonian websites by 99.8%; Estonia’s Information System Authority cautioned that this does not mean cyberattacks will fall. Party Finances: Isamaa led parliamentary parties in third-quarter donations with €229,301, while the Reform Party reported the highest total revenue, at €505,562. Infrastructure: Tallinn’s Ülemiste terminal remains on track to open in late 2028, despite Rail Baltica’s completion delay to 2034.
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