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By: Marko Tooming
Estonia needs to quickly form a clear position on how AI tools can be used in the public sector, as the Prosecutor's Office is grappling with extremely voluminous AI-generated criminal complaints, prosecutor Sirle Melk told ERR.
By: Marko Tooming
The Estonian Ministry of Education and Research is moving ahead with a plan under which upper secondary education will be entirely the responsibility of the central government by 2035.
Higher rule prices have not reduced the number of cars on Estonian roads or in the capital, Tallinn, data shows.
By: Marko Tooming
The posters that have appeared on the streets of Estonia as well, bearing slogans such as "Free Speech," "Free Media," and "Free Science," are intended to raise awareness among young Europeans about the core values of democracy.
All new cars in Estonia and across the European Union must from July have Advanced Driver Distraction Warning (ADDW) driver distraction warning systems installed.
By: Marko Tooming
It will be mandatory for Estonian government agencies to support identity verification in the state app, which only a few organizations currently recognize, starting in 2028, the State Information System Authority said.
Smaller differences between morning and evening peak hour prices and those in the middle of the day primarily reflect growth in electricity storage capacity, which has reduced the amount of excess renewable energy generation reaching the market.
In July, exchange‑traded electricity in Estonia was cheaper than in June, but compared with last July it was still about 20 percent more expensive. The higher price was caused mainly by a shortage of hydropower.
By: Marko Tooming
Electricity prices are expected to see spikes due to natural gas prices, uncertainty over LNG supplies and the heat wave that has hit Europe, energy experts told ERR.
By: Marko Tooming
Whether it makes sense to choose a fixed‑price or market‑price electricity package for winter depends largely on a person's consumption habits, electricity sellers say. Some also said customers have increasingly begun to prefer fixed prices.
