Energy Security: NATO-linked warnings say Russia’s “grey war” is increasingly targeting Europe’s energy grid, with fears of sabotage and cyberattacks hitting pipelines, power links and offshore infrastructure. Economy Watch: Statistics Estonia reports GDP growth of 2.4% year-on-year in Q1 2026, led by manufacturing and administrative services, while information and communication dragged results. Policing & Privacy: Estonia’s justice minister backs expanding police powers to request photo and video files, including footage from home devices, clarifying when officers could ask for it in investigations. LGBTQ+ Rights: Viljandi officials are taken to court after banning a rainbow display planned for June 1, with organizers arguing it was approved then blocked on “context” and “child-friendly” grounds. Citizenship Reform: A new law will grant citizenship to stateless children born in Estonia when parents meet residence requirements, aiming to end “grey passport” cases from 2027. Culture & Community: Tallinn’s HeadRead literary festival runs May 27–31, bringing international authors and music to multiple venues. Heritage Tourism: The Council of Europe officially recognizes the Baltic-Nordic “Singing Heritage Route,” linking community singing traditions across the region. Travel Tech: A viral report from Lisbon shows how new EU biometric travel rules can trigger long queues and missed flights. Defense Trust: An Emor survey finds Defense Minister Hanno Pevkur the most trusted cabinet member, while several newer ministers remain far less known.