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Doris Raudsepp, who recently left the Reform Party and joined Isamaa, has been appointed as the deputy mayor of the Nõmme district.

Tõnis Lukas has rejoined the Isamaa faction in Tartu following the expulsion of Kris Kärner from the group.

Urmas Reinsalu emphasizes the need for political parties in Estonia to clearly express their stance on the continuation of Alar Karis as president, as society seeks clarity and confidence.

In Saaremaa, the Isamaa party has submitted a motion of no confidence against a member of its coalition partner EKRE, amid political tensions surrounding local school reforms.

Today, representatives of political parties gathered to discuss the upcoming presidential election in Estonia, highlighting the need for a supermajority in voting.

The support for Estonia's Reform Party has slightly decreased following an initial rise at the beginning of the year, while the leading parties, Isamaa and Keskerakond, maintain a clear advantage.

Aivar Tubli has been appointed as the new mayor of Paide, following the resignation of Kaido Ivask who is moving to a position in Tartu.

Kris Kärner, a prominent figure and former member of the Isamaa party in Estonia, faces backlash over his provocative statements, raising concerns about their impact on youth mental health.

The article discusses the ideological alignment and potential coalition between the Isamaa and Keskerakond parties in Estonia, signaling a shift towards social conservatism and centrist voter appeal.

Tõnis Saarts discusses the implications of Kris Kärner's dismissal from the Isamaa party due to his harsh rhetoric against minorities, underscoring the need for the party to clarify its stance between conservative and liberal values.

In February, the Social Democratic Party saw an increase in support, now ranking third in popularity according to Kantar Emor's survey results.

Support for the Social Democratic Party in Estonia increased in February, according to Kantar Emor's survey.

Isamaa maintains a strong lead in party ratings in Estonia, followed by Keskerakond and Reformierakond.

The expulsion of Kris Kärner from the Isamaa party's Tartu city council faction has allowed Tõnis Lukas to finally join the faction after previously refusing to associate with Kärner due to past personal conflicts.

On Wednesday, the political leaders Pillak and Seeder will discuss new proposals regarding donation limits to political parties in Estonia.

The Isamaa party's Tartu faction has expelled Kris Kärner following controversial statements made by him.

Kris Kärner, a member of the Isamaa faction in Tartu, was expelled from the faction after controversial statements made during a social media stream went viral.

Estonia's Isamaa party leader Urmas Reinsalu stresses the need for a fundamental change in the EU's emissions trading system to enhance Europe's competitiveness.

In February, Isamaa regained its position as the most popular party in Estonia, narrowly edging out Keskerakond in public support.

Anu Kuusk, the director of the Viljandi care center, resigns amid disagreements with the newly elected city government consisting of Isamaa and EKRE parties.

Recent party ratings in Estonia show that the support for the Reform Party has plateaued, while the Isamaa and Keskerakond parties continue to lead.

Minister Ligi's interference in the operations of the Statistics Office has created a troubling situation, according to Isamaa leader Urmas Reinsalu.

The Isamaa faction in the Estonian parliament met with Education Minister Kristina Kallas to discuss concerns over school graduation and further education conditions, leading to a decision to consult opposition parties regarding a vote of no confidence against her.

The Isamaa party in Estonia is initiating consultations with opposition parties to introduce a vote of no confidence against Education and Science Minister Kristina Kallas due to recent confusion regarding education policy changes.

Mattias Jõesaar discusses the complexities of emotional value conflicts between liberal and conservative parties in Estonia and the unlikelihood of Isamaa and the Center Party aligning with EKRE.

Isamaa party leader Urmas Reinsalu suggests that rather than a campaign platform, their focus on budget deficits is a response to the current economic crisis and a signal for potential actions leading to the 2027 elections.

Isamaa unveiled a legislative traffic light today, detailing which laws they consider reasonable to reverse post-election and which policies the current government should reasonably address.

The head of the Electoral Resources Control Commission, Liisa Oviir, has sent inquiries to Isamaa, the Social Democratic Party, and the Right-Wingers regarding outstanding bills that may be considered as illegal donations, and initiated administrative proceedings.

As the presidential elections in August approach, the Riigikogu is divided over which coalition will secure enough votes, with a potential shift to an electoral college consisting of supporters from Isamaa and the Center Party.

The Reform Party has lost one seat in the Tallinn City Council as Doris Raudsepp leaves the party to join the ruling Isamaa party.

Former Pirita elder Doris Raudsepp has left the Reform Party to join Isamaa, as confirmed by the party.

The coalition partners in Tartu have differing opinions on the development of a bicycle path network, with Isamaa advocating for cyclists to use side streets while the Reform Party suggests safe movement corridors on main roads.