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Yesterday 7 September, the first report on the future cooperation of Estonia and Sweden was published, addressing relations between the two countries in the next 10-15 years and offering recommendations for new ways of cooperation.
Despite increasing wages, prices in Estonia have increased 15.2 percent as well, households are pinching pennies and the more vulnerable may need additional help. The government is debating support measures from the supplementary budget, but according to macroeconomics professor Raul Eamets, higher prices are here to stay.
TALLINN - According to experts, Estonia will probably have to be ready for large-scale immigration from Russia at the end of the year, as unlike...