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The hardline anti-Kremlin politician has been dubbed ‘Europe’s New Iron Lady’ for her stance on the Ukraine war but is under pressure after a scandal erupted in the media
Estonia's major dailies say in their 5 September editorials that the country’s prime minister, Kaja Kallas, once again missed the opportunity to give convincing and exhaustive answers to the public and does not understand the impact of the scandal concerning her husband's Russia related business on the reputation of Estonia.
The Estonian president, Alar Karis, on 4 September met with the leaders of all political parties represented in the parliament and said that the country’s prime minister, Kaja Kallas, should have resigned right at the beginning of the crisis, in the wake of the scandal involving her loan to her husband’s company that has business interests in Russia.
Catch up quickly with the stories from Central and Eastern Europe that matter. Russia’s war on Ukraine A critical juncture has been reached in Ukraine’s months-long counteroffensive as after weeks of difficult battles, Ukrainian forces have slowly edged south in the Zaporizhzhia region, taking hamlet after hamlet as Russian forces try to keep them at […]
According to a fresh poll commissioned by the Institute for the Study of Societal Issues, 66 per cent, or two in three Estonian citizens are of the opinion that Kaja Kallas should step down as the prime minister of Estonia, in the wake of the scandal involving her loan to her husband’s company that has business interests in Russia; major Estonian newspapers have also called Kallas to resign and say that the prime minister undermines the country’s democracy.