The widespread use of artificial intelligence may increase digital inequality, as its power is concentrated in only a few countries and institutions, leaving others in the role of technology consumers. (translated)

The widespread use of artificial intelligence may increase digital inequality, as its power is concentrated in only a few countries and institutions, leaving others in the role of technology consumers. (translated)

In Estonia, there has arisen a need to strengthen the protection of national and economic interests, as the hope for an open market established in the 1990s has been replaced by an era of national interests and economic wars, which places survival and future management at the center. (translated)

Despite the USA's attacks and economic pressure, analysts consider it unlikely that the Iranian regime will collapse, despite Washington's efforts to weaken Tehran's control over the Strait of Hormuz. (translated)

According to travel organizer Estravel, the number of travelers to Dubai has decreased by 77% compared to last year due to the military conflict between the USA and Iran, reaching the level of the coronavirus pandemic, while several airlines have canceled flights and the sale of travel packages is virtually nonexistent. (translated)

The Venezuelan oil company led by Alejandro Betancourt plans to invest in the country's oil production with over 50 new drilling rigs, which could significantly impact energy policies in the USA and Latin America in the context of the economic crisis. (translated)

U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent met with Russian Finance Minister Anton Siluanov at the G20 meeting, emphasizing that economic sanctions against Russia will not end until the war in Ukraine is over, which caused discontent among European countries due to his participation. (translated)

Finnish President Alexander Stubb noted that China does not allow Russia to use nuclear weapons in the war in Ukraine, which he believes acts as an effective deterrent, considering the close economic and diplomatic relations between China and Russia. (translated)

Economists consider the decline in investments a concern for the Estonian economy, which endangers future growth, while the gross domestic product has still grown slightly, mainly supported by construction and manufacturing industries. (translated)

Indrek Saul emphasizes in his article that it's time for Estonian entrepreneurs to stop being cautious and invest in growth in order to gain a competitive edge in the early stages of the economic recovery, based on studies showing that companies that emerge stronger from a crisis can quickly regain profits and grow. (translated)

As a result of Russia's rocket attack, one of the world's largest distilleries, Khortytsia, located in Ukraine and owned by the Ukrainian company Global Spirits, was completely destroyed. (translated)

The article discusses Putin's role as a threat to the Russian system and points out that although the answer to the question of who is to blame is known, there is a lack of courage to change the situation and find solutions. (translated)

Riho Terras expresses concern that the European Commission's proposal to change the EU emissions trading system does not offer Estonia an economic perspective, as it tightly links the receipt of free CO2 allowances to the investment requirements for decarbonizing production. (translated)

Kaja Kallas writes an emotional tribute to her father Siim Kallas, highlighting his influence on shaping Estonia's life and economy, as well as his warm character and love for celebration and friends. (translated)

US President Donald Trump announced that the US has reached an agreement with Venezuela to take control of 65 billion barrels of oil reserves, which could revitalize Venezuela's economy and lower fuel prices in America, but the details of the agreement and its feasibility remain unclear. (translated)

Zachary Stein emphasizes that before rethinking governance and the economy, we need to change our worldview and identities to effectively address education, artificial intelligence, and nuclear threats, creating a reliable environment for discussing ethics and morality and for developing human capacities. (translated)

Outgoing Finance Minister Aivar Sõerd emphasized that the rapid growth of the state's debt and rising interest rates pose a significant risk, which is why cutback measures are essential to reduce the budget deficit. (translated)

The attacks by the USA and Israel against Iran, which began six months ago, have led to a deep political deadlock for the Trump administration, shaken the global economy, and had serious consequences for Iran's military and economy, although the country continues to resist. (translated)

The study shows that the financial situation of Estonians is the weakest in the Baltics, with one in three people feeling a deterioration in their financial situation. (translated)

Russia carried out a record 13 airstrikes on Kiev over a period of days, during which the city experienced 872 minutes of various alerts, while Ukraine's economic growth is forecasted to drop to just 0.5% instead of the previous 1.3% due to ongoing attacks. (translated)

The Ministry of Economy of Ukraine has lowered the country's economic growth forecast from 1.3 percent to 0.5 percent, as Russia continues massive aerial strikes on key industries in Ukraine. (translated)
