Soviet-Era Art Reframed: Estonia is mapping Soviet monumental-decorative works, starting with a 1963 glassblower etching, to treat the occupied past as complex heritage—not just something to erase. Youth & Work: Natalie Mets warns Estonia’s youth unemployment and NEET problem won’t solve itself, arguing vocational education should be valued, not a fallback. Opinion Festival 2026: Day 2 in Paide brought debates on AI-era entrepreneurship, Ukraine-linked responsibility, and what happens to young people who leave education. Politics Ahead of 2027: Prime Minister Kristen Michal set defense, growth, clean environment, and tech/innovation as top priorities as parties campaign on tax cuts, AI, and demographics. Children’s Mental Health: The Social Affairs Ministry is reviewing how kids move through mental health services to reduce waits and fix handover gaps between schools and care. Migration Pressure: Police say 99 people without legal stay were caught recently, with more checks ongoing and reports of disputes in detention facilities. Sport & Community: About 70 Estonian swimming fans are coordinating a Paris trip with matching shirts and flags to boost athletes’ morale. Culture on the Move: Tartu hosted Moby’s “Play” 25th anniversary tour, while Magic Strings (Volkuleesed) is set for free concerts in Annapolis and Arnold. City Living: Tallinn’s planned tram stop relocations on Pärnu maantee face criticism over stop spacing and walkability.