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Kristen Michal said that the economic situation in Estonia is getting better and quoted the famous phrase of former Prime Minister Andrus Ansip: "If this economic growth is a crisis, then I would like to live more in this crisis." #EestiPolitics #UmbusalduseAvaldamine #Riigikogu (translated)

The largest income tax relief in our history has doubled economic growth. Prime Minister and Chairman of the Reform Party Kristen Michal said in a speech at the party's council that the geopolitical situation and the global economy have been chaotic for five years, but thanks to the right decisions, the storms of the world will no longer derail Estonia's growth trajectory. #EestiMajandus #KristenMichal #Reformierakond (translated)

"They talked around the table for quite a long time and emotionally. 'Countries have different positions. 70 billion is Ukraine's need for next year. 30 (billion) is the order of magnitude for their own economy, to maintain the budget, and 40 is for defense activities or warfare,'" said Estonian Prime Minister Kristen Michal. #Ukraina #EuroopaLiit #Zelenski (translated)

"Probably, today and tomorrow everyone will maintain their positions," highlighted Kristen Michal, the Prime Minister of Estonia, while the Chancellor of Germany, Friedrich Merz, tried to leave a door open for a possible agreement in the coming months. #PresupuestoEuropeo #UniónEuropea #CohesiónEU (translated)

Sometimes, even a good friend needs to be reminded of what is right. Estonian Prime Minister Kristen Michal said he remains confident in the American partner, while stating: "Sometimes, even a good friend needs to be reminded of what is right." #Ukraine #SoutienHumanitaire #UnionEuropéenne (translated)

In any case, Kristen Michal, the Estonian Prime Minister, arrived at the meeting on Thursday hoping that an agreement could be reached in December. His Irish colleague, Micheál Martin, also believed this was possible, but Swedish Ulf Kristersson was not so sure. #EurópaiUnió #költségvetés #kohézió (translated)

For Estonia, Ukraine's NATO membership would be the strongest security guarantee in the long term. NATO itself would also benefit from this. Estonia intends to continue comprehensive support for Ukraine, which is repelling Russian aggression, and sees Ukraine's accession to NATO as its strongest security guarantee, said Prime Minister Kristen Michal. He tests our unity with hybrid attacks and tries to divert our attention from Ukraine to other issues. He wants us to focus on our problems and grow weary of supporting Ukraine. We will not let that happen. According to Michal’s explanation, supporting Ukraine is part of Estonia's own security, as Russia's goals have not changed. Estonia will continue to provide military support to Ukraine, this year aid will constitute 0.28 percent of GDP. Last year it was 0.35 percent. We have contributed 21 million euros to NATO's PURL initiative, and today, as Mark [Rutte] came here, I am pleased to announce a new contribution of 10 million euros to the PURL program. Ukraine needs more weapons, especially more effective air defense. Our task is to help it withstand Russia's brutal attacks. At the same time, we learn from Ukraine every day. Ukraine's experience is invaluable for developing our own defense capabilities and defense industry, and we look further. When we talk about the Baltic Sea, everyone can look at the Strait of Hormuz and imagine what would happen here if Russia attacked us. So [they] can connect those dots. #Ukraina #NATO #julgeolek (translated)

Prime Minister Kristen Michal did say after gathering information that she wants to initiate the decommissioning of the gas pipeline and will provide guidance to the Minister of Energy and Environment, Erkki Keldo, to agree with Latvia, where the valve of the gas route is located, not to open the connection for transit anymore. #gaas #kaliningrad #transiit (translated)

Russia is bombarding Ukraine's ports and obstructing Ukrainian grains from reaching the global market, but at the same time wants to profit by transporting its grains through the European Union. Our infrastructure should not help Russia finance the war. We must increase pressure on the aggressor and assist Ukraine in delivering its goods to the global market," said Estonian Prime Minister Kristjan Michal in a statement. #Ukraina #BaltijosŠalys #RusijosGrūdųDraudimas (translated)