Child Safety Online: France has enacted an EU-first ban on social media for under-15s, with a bloc-wide push expected as the European Commission prepares proposals that could set a minimum age across member states. Russian Tech Exports: An Estonian citizen, Andrey Shevlyakov, pleaded guilty in U.S. court to a scheme to illegally export over $1m in sensitive electronics to Russia, facing up to 40 years. Migration Pressure: Estonia detained 30+ foreign nationals in Tallinn believed linked to illegal migration flows from Belarus via Latvia, with authorities calling it a Belarus-orchestrated hybrid attack. Drone War Preparedness: In Tartu, schools are applying protective film to windows and running drills after drone incidents near the Russian border. Ukraine Strikes Hit Russian Commerce: Estonia’s Defence Intelligence says Ukrainian attacks on Wildberries logistics warehouses are adding major economic pressure on Russia. Baltic Energy Resilience: Baltic energy ministers agreed to build shared power system reserves and coordinate anti-drone protection for critical infrastructure. EU Rule Enforcement on Platforms: The European Commission sent TikTok preliminary findings that its minors’ protections fall short of the Digital Services Act. Estonia’s Presidential Race: Isamaa is meeting multiple potential presidential candidates as other parties weigh how to shape debate ahead of the autumn election. EU Crisis Aid for Farmers: Estonia abstained from an EU vote on agricultural crisis support, arguing the allocation key disadvantages countries with lower direct payments and high fertilizer import dependence. Tallinn Airport/AirBaltic Watch: Tallinn’s air connectivity faces uncertainty as airBaltic’s financial strain and state-loan repayment deadline raise the risk of route cuts.