Term : Kristen Michal

Opinion

24th March

URMAS REINSALU ⟩ Why is Estonia's new government underwhelming?

Opinion

11th March

EDITORIAL ⟩ The Reform Party's final lifeline

Opinion

13th February

EDITORIAL ⟩ The decline of the role of the parliament

Opinion

23rd January

EDITORIAL ⟩ Kristen Michal's promise to the Estonian people

Estonian news

23rd January

Estonian PM: When increasing defense spending, money should also come from EU

Opinion

9th January

EDITORIAL ⟩ The arrival of a climate-resilient state secretary

Estonian news

21st December 2024

Estonian PM in Berlin: No deal on Ukraine possible without Ukraine

Opinion

7th November 2024

MART LAAR ⟩ Michal fell into the same trap as Kallas

Opinion

29th October 2024

LAVLY PERLING ⟩ Kristen Michal, we have stepped in to assist the government!

Estonian news

29th October 2024

Estonian Prime Minister: Russian citizens should not vote already in next elections

Estonian news

17th September 2024

Corporate profit tax to take effect in Estonia from 2026

Estonian news

9th September 2024

Kristen Michal to continue as leader of Reform Party

Opinion

23rd July 2024

Helir-Valdor Seeder ⟩ New coalition agreement is a disappointment and confirms only one thing

Estonian news

22nd July 2024

President appoints Estonia's new government to office

Estonian news

19th July 2024

The government of the Reform Party, Estonia 200 and the Social Democrats concluded a new coalition agreement

Estonian news

16th July 2024

President tasks Kristen Michal with forming new govt

Opinion

3rd July 2024

Alar Kilp ⟩ Michal in Kallas' tight shoes

Opinion

3rd July 2024

Editorial ⟩ The surprise egg of the defense tax

Estonian news

29th June 2024

Next Prime Minister will be Kristen Michal

Estonian news

3rd November 2023

Minister conditionally approves oil plant environmental impact report

Estonian news

1st August 2023

Special audit to be conducted in loss-making Nordica

Estonian news

7th October 2021

EKRE will not share a coalition with Center

Estonian news

23rd November 2017

Pevkur urges Reform to stop infighting

Estonian news

18th May 2017

Tallinn TV – two for, one against

Estonian news

16th March 2017

Politicians in search of a better relationship

Estonian news

9th December 2016

Michal backed by Ansip and Rõivas

Estonian news

24th November 2016

Taavi Rõivas: my mistake was losing watchfulness

Estonian news

22nd November 2016

Ratas' government takes office

Estonian news

10th November 2016

Thorny path towards a new government

Estonian news

8th November 2016

Center Party to form new government

Estonian news

6th October 2016

Lithuanian railroad's stalling tactics threat to Rail Baltic

Estonian news

5th October 2016

Technical inspection rules to change

Estonian news

9th August 2016

The state to sell four enterprises

Estonian news

28th July 2016

Leedo says Padar blabs too much

Estonian news

15th July 2016

Term : Kristen Michal

URMAS REINSALU ⟩ Why is Estonia's new government underwhelming?

EDITORIAL ⟩ The Reform Party's final lifeline

EDITORIAL ⟩ The decline of the role of the parliament

EDITORIAL ⟩ Kristen Michal's promise to the Estonian people

Estonian PM: When increasing defense spending, money should also come from EU

EDITORIAL ⟩ The arrival of a climate-resilient state secretary

Estonian PM in Berlin: No deal on Ukraine possible without Ukraine

MART LAAR ⟩ Michal fell into the same trap as Kallas

LAVLY PERLING ⟩ Kristen Michal, we have stepped in to assist the government!

Estonian Prime Minister: Russian citizens should not vote already in next elections

Corporate profit tax to take effect in Estonia from 2026

Kristen Michal to continue as leader of Reform Party

Helir-Valdor Seeder ⟩ New coalition agreement is a disappointment and confirms only one thing

President appoints Estonia's new government to office

The government of the Reform Party, Estonia 200 and the Social Democrats concluded a new coalition agreement

President tasks Kristen Michal with forming new govt

Alar Kilp ⟩ Michal in Kallas' tight shoes

Editorial ⟩ The surprise egg of the defense tax

Next Prime Minister will be Kristen Michal

Minister conditionally approves oil plant environmental impact report

Special audit to be conducted in loss-making Nordica

EKRE will not share a coalition with Center

Pevkur urges Reform to stop infighting

Tallinn TV – two for, one against

Politicians in search of a better relationship

Michal backed by Ansip and Rõivas

Taavi Rõivas: my mistake was losing watchfulness

Ratas' government takes office

Thorny path towards a new government

Center Party to form new government

Lithuanian railroad's stalling tactics threat to Rail Baltic

Technical inspection rules to change

The state to sell four enterprises

Leedo says Padar blabs too much

Port of Tallinn special audit comes with conflict of interests