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Estonian Opposition Parties Want Faster Minister Responses to Riigikogu Questions

Academy of Liberalism/May 3, 2020May 5, 2020 /Leave a comment

Estonian opposition MPs want to slash the timescale for responses to Riigikogu inquiries to government ministers, from a month, to four days, for the duration of the emergency situation at least.

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Kallas Supports Hiring Assistants But Says There Is Currently No Need

Academy of Liberalism/January 10, 2020 /Leave a comment

Estonian opposition leader Kaja Kallas (Reform Party) supports the idea of hiring assistants for members of the Riigikogu but said currently not enough work is being done to justify the need. She said aids should be competent and hiring relatives or friends should be avoided.

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Estonian Reform MP: Rescinding Ukraine Visa Waiver Is Radical Foreign Policy Step

Academy of Liberalism/October 7, 2019 /Leave a comment

Estonian Foreign Affairs Committee Chair Marko Mihkelson (Reform) stated the coalition government is moving towards redefining the country’s foreign policy approach – a response to an announcement by Interior Minister on the possibility of revoking visa-free entry to the country for Ukrainian citizens.

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Kaja Kallas: Government May Not Have Red Lines, But Estonia Does

Kaja Kallas and Academy of Liberalism/October 7, 2019 /Leave a comment

Prime Minister Jüri Ratas (Centre) has said that he does not have any red lines or issues on which it’s not possible to compromise. The fact that it’s possible to compromise on truly anything, including a lack of political responsibility, is confirmed by the actions of the current government on a weekly basis.

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