Estonian MP: Distribution of money alone won't solve any problem
TALLINN – Maris Lauri, a member of the finance committee of the Estonian parliament, said at a discussion of the state's long-term dev...
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TALLINN – Maris Lauri, a member of the finance committee of the Estonian parliament, said at a discussion of the state's long-term dev...
The recent bankruptcy of a savings fund and the disappearance of around €16 million has once again raised the issue of the need to impose stricter control over the activities of such cooperatives, politicians from three parties told ETV news show 'Aktuaalne kaamera' (AK) Tuesday.
Amendments to the Political Parties Act initiated during the previous government's time have, following a round of coordination, gotten stuck in the Ministry of Justice. Minister Lea Danilson-Järg described the bill to ramp up party funding supervision as a second-rate topic.
We are at war. Bullets are not flying here, but there are more ways to be involved in a conflict. The war is that of Putinist Russia and it targets the West, including Estonia, former Justice Minister Maris Lauri writes.
Former Justice Minister Maris Lauri (Reform) finds that while former trade union chief, Minister of Health and Labor Peep Peterson (SDE) can remain in office, he needs to trad carefully as a former lobbyist.