Consumer & Repair Rights: Estonia’s Justice Ministry drafted a bill to strengthen warranty and repair rules for white goods and electronics, aiming for longer durability and more repairs over replacements, with warranty periods extended to three years and spare parts/services required to be available in Estonia. Rail Operations: Elron says around a dozen new Škoda trains are idle at Tapa station due to issues with Estonia-specific rail traffic management software, pushing passenger service plans by about six months after €82m spent so far. Cybersecurity: The UK NCSC and partners warned of the Russian-backed “LAUNDRY BEAR” “zero-click” phishing campaign targeting Zimbra Collaboration Suite users, urging patching and monitoring. Defense & Industry: Frankenburg Technologies says it will use BAE Systems’ BlackThorn warhead for its Mark I interceptor and partner with Roxel for motors, signaling a push toward rapid, mass manufacturing. Energy Resilience: Baltic energy ministers agreed to build shared power system reserves to speed restoration after damage or security threats, including anti-drone coordination for critical sites. Logistics Under Fire: Estonia’s Defence Forces Intelligence Center estimates Ukrainian strikes on Wildberries logistics hubs could cause up to $2bn in damage, highlighting how e-commerce supply chains are becoming wartime targets. Agriculture Policy: Estonia abstained from an EU vote on €540m agricultural crisis reserve aid, arguing the allocation key didn’t reflect its lower direct payment levels and high fertilizer import dependence. Open Data Business: A new explainer looks at how EU open-data rules turn free public datasets into commercial advantage for companies that actually use them.