Tallinn Airport Growth: Tallinn Airport hit a new May record with 354,000+ passengers (+13% year-on-year), driven largely by Wizz Air’s route expansion and more destinations planned for summer. EU Defence Finance: The EU’s €150bn SAFE rearmament borrowing plan moves forward, even as Poland’s president vetoed parts of the national rollout—highlighting political friction around long-term defence loans. Ukraine–Estonia Ties: Ukrainian PM Yuliia Svyrydenko visited Tallinn to deepen defence cooperation and back Ukraine’s EU path, thanking Estonia for sustained military support amid heavy Russian strikes. Maritime & Ports: Estonian maritime firms are positioning for retrofit and port electrification demand, while MSC reportedly bought a controlling stake in Ukraine’s TIS terminal operator. Digital Identity Exports: Germany and Estonia signed a partnership to learn from Estonia’s digital ID and public-sector digitisation, as digital identity know-how becomes a cross-border export. Local Business Real Estate: Summus Capital acquired Krakow’s The Park Krakow office complex for €48m, expanding its Polish portfolio with a fully leased asset. City Development: Tallinn approved plans to redevelop the Central Market area, including a new market building and mixed-use blocks with apartments. Legal Privacy: Estonia’s justice minister wants limits on how far police can “scour” emails in criminal cases, arguing current rules allow excessive data collection. Aviation/Travel Ops: BGS expanded its Freebird Airlines in-plane fueling partnership across Baltic airports and added Ostrava for the summer season.