Border & Security Buildout: Estonia has completed another ~26 km of its southeastern border infrastructure, part of a €180m eastern upgrade, with EU co-financing and new 30-meter masts planned for surveillance, radar and counter-drone capabilities. Energy & Grid Investment: Utilitas Wind has started construction near Lode, Latvia (close to the Estonian border): a 117MW onshore wind farm plus a 60MW/240MWh battery, targeting early 2028 operations and linking into the Estonia–Latvia 330kV interconnector. Climate Finance: Estonia earned €256.5m from 2025 carbon quota sales, with proceeds supporting Rail Baltica, electrification, shore-power at ports, building renovations and renewable energy development. Food & Farming Resilience: Estonian raspberry growers report a strong season as new cultivation methods (potted plants and tunnel protection) help manage unpredictable weather. Inflation Watch: July inflation eased to 2.2% year-on-year, with cheaper food and non-alcoholic beverages offsetting higher housing, transport and alcohol/tobacco costs. Urban Transport Planning: Tallinn’s tram stop relocation plans on Pärnu maantee drew criticism from architects over stop spacing and transfer logic. Postal & Logistics: Estonia’s universal postal service is set to slow to three business days and cost €2.10, with higher domestic and international fees and changes to what’s included. Industry Signals: Economists warn demand may be uneven as Estonia’s manufacturing declines.