Nuclear Policy: Estonia’s parliament passed its first comprehensive nuclear energy law, setting rules for siting, construction, operation, decommissioning, waste disposal, security, emergency preparedness, and international safeguards, with the operator bearing safety and end-of-life costs and a new regulator starting 1 Jan 2027. AI Governance: Prime Minister Kristen Michal says Estonia wants to give AI agents their own government-backed digital IDs so delegated powers are limited, supervised, and auditable—aiming to stop agents from borrowing a person’s full credentials. Defense Readiness: A former EDF commander warns Estonia has “missed the drone revolution” and isn’t ready for large-scale Russian drone swarms, arguing counter-drone defense must be treated as mandatory, not optional. Tallinn Education & State Assets: Tallinn will open two school buildings in August (Hiiu Basic School and a Science School extension) and is negotiating a property swap with RKAS to move Old Town Educational College into the former Ministry of Rural Affairs building. Presidential Timeline: The Riigikogu will elect Estonia’s next president on Sept 2. Politics Poll: A Norstat poll shows Isamaa at 26.5% and the Center Party at 21.7%, narrowing the gap. Energy Grid Planning: Estonia plans new power links—an additional subsea cable to Finland and a fourth connection to Latvia—while landowners await clearer routing corridors.