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A senior official dismissed from the Riigikogu chancellery plans to challenge her dismissal in court citing a flaw in gambling legislation.

An overview of the latest Estonian radio news broadcast.

The Estonian minister has mocked Russian propaganda linked to the city of Narva.

Political scientist Ott Lumi argues that the dismissal of a parliament official undermines the credibility of the legislature and that politicians, not officials, bear responsibility for decisions.

The Estonian government’s unwavering belief in green ideology has led to a post-truth era, where officials openly mock skeptics and criticize local communities opposing wind turbines.

The new members of the Estonian Electoral Committee will begin their term on April 30, as current members complete their term and seek enhanced tools for effective oversight.

Streamer and politician Kris Kärner expresses his support for current President Alar Karis in the upcoming Estonian presidential elections.

A recent Emor survey shows that support for Estonia's Center Party among non-Estonian voters has reached a record high, bringing it close to the Fatherland Party’s standings.

A special ERR broadcast will feature Aivar Voog, Indrek Kiisler, and Urmet Kook discussing recent party rating surveys.

Jaak Madison advocates for three foundational principles for Estonia's foreign policy to effectively safeguard national interests and security.

Recent polling indicates that Estonia's Center Party has increased its support significantly among non-Estonian voters, placing it closely behind the Isamaa party.

The article discusses a political commentary show featuring political scientist Tõnis Saarts, who shares insights on current news events and issues in Estonia.

The article discusses concerns regarding state surveillance and the complexities of anti-money laundering measures in Estonia.

Urmet Kook criticizes the dismissal of a long-serving government official, suggesting it negatively impacts journalism in Estonia.

The opposition's proposal to establish a separate investigative committee in the Riigikogu to examine the actions of the Prosecutor's Office and the Security Police in specific court cases was rejected with coalition support yesterday.

Hanna-Liisa Kalinina, a controversial TikTok personality known as Loositädi, has praised Estonian politician and streamer Kris Kärner, causing excitement among his fans.

Elva mayor Karin Abel, after only three months in office, is facing calls for a vote of no confidence due to cooperation issues, but she has no intention of resigning.

Former Estonian Prime Minister Taavi Rõivas has attracted media attention after being seen with a mysterious woman following the announcement of his separation from his wife.

Former Tallinn mayor Jevgeni Ossinovski criticizes current mayor Peeter Raudsepp, claiming he has not succeeded in his role during his first hundred days in office.

Elva's mayor, Karin Abel, faces growing dissent from the nationalist party that appointed her just three months ago.

Political parties in Estonia are hesitant to express support for President Alar Karis' re-election, with key factions not discussing candidates yet.

Narva City Council Chairman Stalnuhhin is attempting to postpone the transfer of power amid ongoing political tension.

The article discusses the controversy surrounding the leaking of Riina Kionka's name as a presidential candidate in Estonia, which has led to widespread negative opinions and even personal attacks.

A veteran advisor has been blamed by Reformierakond and Eesti 200 in a gambling tax scandal, sparking a debate about accountability in the Estonian Parliament.

The Estonian Supreme Court has declined to take up the Old Baskin Theater's appeal for operational support from the Ministry of Culture for the year 2024.

Estonian Prime Minister Kristen Michal gave a humorous birthday greeting to journalist and politician Heidy Purga, leading to speculation about the state’s financial situation.

Urmas Reinsalu reports that the Reform Party recognized within 24 hours that their clandestine efforts to select a presidential candidate have failed.

A senior advisor to the Estonian Parliament was dismissed following a disciplinary procedure related to mismanagement of gaming taxes that cost the state millions.

Mihhail Stalnuhhin has postponed a scheduled city council meeting in Narva, where the opposition intended to vote for a no-confidence motion against him and the mayor.

Estonian Defense Minister Hanno Pevkur stated in an interview that no specific requests have been made by the USA regarding the security of the Strait of Hormuz, while Estonia is ready to contribute to finding a solution swiftly.

The Reform Party's state is concerning as elections approach, prompting insightful discussion with Finance Minister Jürgen Ligi.

Recent polls indicate that the support percentages for Estonian political parties have remained largely unchanged.

The Center Party has increased its support among Estonian voters, maintaining a steady lead over the Isamaa and Social Democratic parties over the past two weeks.

AI-generated images of Estonian politicians are popular on TikTok, prompting reflections on the implications of manipulated content.

Pärtel-Peeter Pere, after leaving the Reform Party, plans to remain active as a member of the Tallinn City Council without joining another party.

Ene-Liis Semper's concert 'Where are you?' serves both as a protest and an attempt to shift the narrative in Estonian public discourse regarding nature.

Diplomat Riina Kionka claims that despite speculation of her candidacy for president, no political party has approached her about the matter.

The Riigikogu Constitutional Committee has supported an amendment stipulating that public officials can be criminally punished for knowingly violating procedural restrictions only if significant harm or substantial financial gain occurs.

Monika Haukanõmm, president of the Estonian Paralympic Committee, criticized the International Paralympic Committee's (IPC) stance on allowing athletes from aggressor countries to compete internationally, advocating for a boycott of the opening and closing ceremonies of the Milan Cortina Paralympics.

Läänemets claims the Reform Party has suggested that the Social Democrats nominate experienced diplomat Riina Kionka for the presidency.

Estonian politician Mihhail Kõlvart expressed his willingness to meet any colleague in the boxing ring, as he attended a large fight night event in Tondiraba Ice Hall.

Three members of the Estonian Parliament have proposed that warning signs be placed before mobile speed cameras to alert drivers.

The Estonian Center Party has announced its intention to initiate negotiations for joining the European Conservatives and Reformists group.

Estonian politician Lavly Perling warns of a looming wave of political scam calls ahead of the upcoming parliamentary elections.

Lauri Läänemets appears to be the only candidate for the leadership of the Social Democratic Party in Estonia's upcoming general assembly.

Three Estonian political parties, including the Centre Party, EKRE, and the Conservatives, are holding council meetings in various locations across Estonia.

The article discusses how the decisions surrounding the Sildaru case will shape the future of Kersti Kaljulaid's presidency in Estonian sports policy.

The article provides updates on various local and international news events as broadcasted in a live program.

Estonian leaders Kristen Michal and Kristina Kallas criticize the MAGA movement, warning that its adoption in internal politics could risk national security and alliance relationships.

Members of the Center Party are considering joining the European Conservatives and Reformists group, according to member Jaak Madison, who emphasizes alignment on shared values.