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Joosep Värk

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  • Daily Editor, TV News, ERR.ee
Tallinn
As seen in: ERR.ee, Estonian Public Broadcasting, Postimees
Daily editor for TV news @err_ee and the host of "Impulss" on ETV. Ex. Brussels Correspondent. Alumni of @MundusJourn and @UvA_Amsterdam GSC.
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How has Estonia chosen its presidents?

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By Anna Pihl, Joosep Värk Verified
| Estonian Public Broadcasting Verified
The 1992 presidential election was historic as the first one held after Estonia restored its independence, and it uniquely allowed the public to vote directly in the first round. "I was just a diligent student at the University of Tartu," recalled Anvelt, now a senior editor at Delfi. "That was the only time there was a popular vote, and I was one of Lennart Meri's supporters." Both Sildam and Anvelt acknowledged that Meri was a true superstar whom everyone looked up to.
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Estonian FM official: EU has a unique window to bring in new members

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By Joosep Värk Verified
| Estonian Public Broadcasting Verified
From our perspective: if Iceland and Norway, for example, wanted to join the European Union, would we simply say welcome? We wouldn't have anything against it? I would certainly like to hope that would be the case, if we were to reach such a situation. In Iceland's case, the question may arise sooner, because Iceland is heading toward a referendum on joining the European Union.
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Estonia's energy infrastructure must protect itself against cyberattacks

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By Joosep Värk Verified
| Estonian Public Broadcasting Verified
Kiisa is a small town in Estonia that hosts one of the largest battery parks in Continental Europe. Completed this year at a cost of 85 million euros, it is an ultra‑modern facility located right next to emergency power plant. Like other modern systems, it is connected to the internet — a gateway through which hostile actors constantly attempt to attack it. To mitigate risks, the park's operator, Evecon, has made significant investments.
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