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Elle Pütsepp: Minimum wage remains a crucial safeguard for low‑paid workers

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Raising the minimum wage directly boosts the earnings of the lowest‑paid workers, giving full‑time employees a higher income and reducing their risk of in‑work poverty, writes Elle Pütsepp.

Estonia prioritizes national defense, postpones Rail Baltica completion in 2027 budget

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Next year's state budget projects €20.2 billion in spending and €19.4 billion in revenue. The deficit is forecast at 4 percent of GDP.

Tallinn Airport signs €66.6m terminal contract as traffic exceeds design capacity

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Tallinn Airport has signed a €66.6 million construction contract to expand its passenger terminal toward five million annual passengers, adding 16,500 square metres and renovating about 18,000 square metres while the airport remains operational throughout the 31-month programme.

Estonian lawmakers propose minimum annual Ukraine aid of 0.25% of GDP

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Estonian lawmakers have proposed mandatory annual military and financial support for Ukraine , including a requirement to provide at least 0.25% of Estonia's gross domestic product each year. The draft statement contains a series of additional recommendations to strengthen aid to Kyiv and increase pressure on Russia. According to local media, 67 members of the Riigikogu, Estonia's parliament, have submitted the draft statement titled 'For Ukraine's Victory and the Security of Europe' for consideration. The document was formally introduced in parliament by Marko Mihkelson, chair of the Riigikogu Foreign Affairs Committee. The proposal will be reviewed and scheduled for a vote, with the relevant committee meeting set for September 17. The initiative specifically calls for a long-term and predictable commitment: allocating at least 0.25% of Estonia's GDP to Ukraine each year. The text also urges Estonia's allies to prioritize the delivery of air defense systems and missiles to Ukraine, maintain a steady supply of military equipment, and ensure critical stockpiles are ready for the coming winter.

Why Has Baltic Classifieds (LSE:BCG) Declared A Special Dividend Ahead Of Its Annual Meeting?

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Highlights The board has proposed a special dividend for shareholders on the register Shares have passed their ex-dividend date ahead of the annual general meeting The group operates leading online classifieds portals across the Baltic states Baltic Classifieds Group plc (LSE:BCG) has put itself back in front of shareholders with a proposed special dividend, and the shares have now passed their ex-dividend date ahead of the annual general meeting. For a company that rarely generates dramatic headlines, a discretionary cash return is a reasonable way to remind the market it exists. The business runs the dominant online classifieds portals across Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia, covering automotive, real estate, jobs and general goods. These are the sites people in those markets simply use, in the way that a single portal often becomes the default in a country too small to sustain three of them. Why Small Markets Produce Outsized Economics Classifieds businesses obey a brutal logic. Buyers go where the listings are, sellers list where the buyers are, and the leader tends to take almost everything.

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Elle Pütsepp: Minimum wage remains a crucial safeguard for low‑paid workers

Estonia prioritizes national defense, postpones Rail Baltica completion in 2027 budget

Tallinn Airport signs €66.6m terminal contract as traffic exceeds design capacity

Estonian lawmakers propose minimum annual Ukraine aid of 0.25% of GDP

Why Has Baltic Classifieds (LSE:BCG) Declared A Special Dividend Ahead Of Its Annual Meeting?

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