India–Estonia Business Push: Commerce minister Piyush Goyal says India and Estonia will deepen cooperation in digital public infrastructure, cybersecurity, AI, quantum, manufacturing and defence tech, with Estonia acting as a gateway to the Nordic-Baltic and EU markets. Carbon Pricing Fight: Ten EU states including Estonia are urging the Commission to rethink ETS2 for transport and heating fuels, warning it could hit households with new climate costs despite a delayed start to 2028. Arms Delivery Update: Estonia and the US agreed to resume arms deliveries, with ammunition allowed but ATACMS tactical missiles still on hold due to US operations related to Iran. Russia Pressure on Society: Estonian intelligence says Ukraine’s strikes are driving long-lasting fuel shortages in Russia, raising social tension and likely leading to harsher repression ahead of Duma elections. NATO Posture on the Ground: The UK plans to replace its Estonia armoured battlegroup with a Mobile Anti-Armour Force from April 2027, leaning on mobility, drones and networked targeting. Energy Security in the Baltics: Latvia is boosting protection at a hydro plant near Riga and the Inčukalns gas storage site after intelligence on possible Russian sabotage. Digital Identity Interop: The EU reports a successful Japan–EU pilot showing cross-border verification of digital credentials via interoperable digital wallets. Local Industry Investment: French wood-processing firm Puidukoda invested €1m in Näpi, Lääne-Viru, but says Estonia’s geopolitics and higher costs are making future investment harder.