ILEA004188446: Economic advisory council

Economic advisory council

18.03.2025, Tallinn. The Estonian government has convened an advisory council of business leaders, with the aim of focusing on economic efficiency and growth over the next 18 months. Prime Minister Kristen Michal, State Secretary Keit Kasemets and representatives of different businesses presented their plans. Photo Eero Vabamägi, Postimees

Economic advisory council

18.03.2025, Tallinn. The Estonian government has convened an advisory council of business leaders, with the aim of focusing on economic efficiency and growth over the next 18 months. Prime Minister Kristen Michal, State Secretary Keit Kasemets and representatives of different businesses presented their plans. Photo Eero Vabamägi, Postimees

Last minute transactions at the Estonian Transport Administration

30.12.2024. Tallinn. Long queues at the Estonian Transport Administration. Estonia's new car tax is entering into effect on January 1, prompting a flurry of new and used vehicle sales in the final months of 2024. Photo Eero Vabamägi, Postimees

Last minute transactions at the Estonian Transport Administration

30.12.2024. Tallinn. Long queues at the Estonian Transport Administration. Estonia's new car tax is entering into effect on January 1, prompting a flurry of new and used vehicle sales in the final months of 2024. Photo Eero Vabamägi, Postimees

Theater workers protested on Toompea Hill

24.09.2024, Tallinn. Theater professionals gathered in front of the government building in Tallinn to protest cuts to the cultural sector and the freezing of the minimum wage for cultural workers. Gert Raudsep, head of the Estonian Theater Union, stated that for the first time, resentment has flared among the cultural community, as the state seems indifferent to the sector in both good times and bad. Finance minister Jürgen Ligi recently advised Estonians to eat canned food to save money. Photo Tairo Lutter, Postimees