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Estonia’s prime minister accused Russia of creating a “deliberate humanitarian crisis” through its systemic destruction of Ukraine’s power grid ahead of the coming winter.

Inflation is heading for the European Central Bank’s 2% goal as the region’s economy weakens but upside dangers to prices persist, according to Governing Council Member Madis Muller.

ECB's Muller Sees Inflation Retreat But Warns on Services

Estonia will push forward with plans aimed at stripping Russian and Belarusian citizens of the right to vote in local elections, a measure that seeks to crack down on what the government sees as pro-Kremlin influence.

China condemned a visit by Estonian lawmakers to Taiwan last week as a violation of the country’s claim over the island, the latest point of tension between Beijing and the Baltic region.

Estonian authorities accused one of Russia’s spy agencies of organizing acts of vandalism, including smashing the interior minister’s car windows last year.

Europe’s economic recovery will be slow, according to European Central Bank Governing Council member Madis Muller.

Finnish authorities have boarded a foreign oil tanker escorted into its waters after disruptions on a subsea power link and several data cables.

Las autoridades finlandesas abordaron un petrolero extranjero escoltado hasta sus aguas tras producirse interrupciones en un enlace eléctrico submarino y varios cables de datos.

Estonia said it would set aside €100 million ($103 million) for a new gas-fired power plant to boost energy security after repeated damage to subsea electricity connections.