Nuclear Energy Law: Estonia has adopted its first comprehensive nuclear energy law, setting rules for site selection, plant lifecycle, nuclear security, emergency preparedness, and a waste-disposal fund, with the Consumer Protection and Technical Regulatory Authority starting as regulator on 1 Jan 2027. Power Infrastructure: Estonia plans new subsea power links—an additional connection to Finland and a fourth electricity link to Latvia crossing Saaremaa—while landowners await the July routing corridor details. Renewables & Biogas: In Pärnu County, Infortar opened Estonia’s largest renewable gas (biogas) plant near the Halinga dairy farm, using bio-waste and manure to produce 50 GWh annually. Food & Health: An instant ramen salmonellosis outbreak linked to Reeva noodles from Ukraine has reached Estonia, with confirmed cases of Salmonella Stanley among children. Agriculture: Early potatoes are hitting stores about a week ahead of usual schedules, driven by careful pre-sprouting and favorable weather. Construction & Housing: Tallinn is pushing ahead with school investments (two buildings opening in August plus more projects in design/construction) and is also in talks to swap properties for the former Ministry of Rural Affairs building to house the Old Town Educational College. EU Costs & Emissions: Eurostat data shows eurozone inflation at 3.2% in May and EU greenhouse-gas emissions down 17.2% since 2015, with Estonia among the biggest reducers. Counter-Drone Industry: France selected Latvia’s Origin Robotics BLAZE interceptor drone, with local assembly planned—another sign of fast-growing European counter-drone procurement. Digital Sustainability: A World Environment Day “Digital Cleanup Drive” with 560 volunteers removed 15.6 terabytes of unnecessary data across Gulf cities, partnering with Estonia-based Let’s Do It World. Transport: Tallinn will restore tram service to the airport in August, adding a new T6 line and renumbering routes with a “T” prefix.