ICT Policy: Bangladesh’s PM adviser Rehan Asif Asad laid out five ICT/telecom priorities: cut telecom taxes (including removing the SIM tax), boost mobile and broadband quality, build digital public infrastructure using Estonia’s X-Road model (“One Citizen, One ID, One Digital Wallet”), train AI-ready talent, and expand electronics manufacturing. Defense & Industry: Estonia-linked security watch continues as the U.S. Army awards Kratos a contract to develop a next-generation infrared seeker for the Javelin missile, targeting obsolescence and supporting long-term production. Maritime & Logistics: Tallink will charter the cruise ferry Romantika to Italy for the Mediterranean Games, ending its Tallinn–Stockholm summer role earlier than planned. Energy & Climate Finance: Estonia earned €256.5m from 2025 carbon quota sales, with funding tied to Rail Baltica, electrification, shore-power at ports, and building energy efficiency. Border Infrastructure: Estonia completed another ~26 km of eastern border works, adding surveillance masts and counter-drone capability. Local Economy & Skills: Estonia’s youth unemployment and NEET concerns are highlighted in a call for vocational education to be treated as a valued path, not a fallback. Agriculture: Estonian raspberry farms report a strong season using new growing methods like potted outdoor cultivation and tunnel protection. Culture & Heritage: Estonia is mapping Soviet-era monumental art to reframe heritage rather than erase it.