AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoUkraine Funding: Prime Minister Kristen Michal says the EU will probably need another loan to cover Ukraine’s 2027 budget gap, and hopes leaders can agree on more support this year. Estonia is also adding €10 million to its contribution through NATO’s PURL initiative. Security: Michal says Russian hybrid attacks aim to weaken Western support for Ukraine. Estonia is weighing whether to shut a backup gas pipeline to Kaliningrad, a move a German political expert called an escalation. China-Taiwan: Beijing has formally protested to the Riigikogu after Estonian lawmakers attended a Taiwan National Day reception in Tallinn, arguing their attendance conflicts with Estonia’s one-China commitments. Election Politics: Eesti 200 will decide Sunday whether to run with the Greens in next year’s Riigikogu election.
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