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Officials: Illegal border crossings from Russia into Estonia have mostly disappeared

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By Mirjam Mõttus, Mirjam Mäekivi, Andrew Whyte
| Estonian Public Broadcasting Verified
This is in marked contrast to the situation in Belarus. While the latter country has no border with Estonia, it does border Latvia, and consequently the EU. The hybrid tactics employed for several years by the Aleksandr Lukashenko regime in Belarus — exploiting vulnerable people who have migrated from third countries and inducing them to cross the border into the EU — seems to be continuing.
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Bank of Estonia to issue 2-euro Sipsik coin

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By Mirjam Mäekivi, Marcus Turovski
| Estonian Public Broadcasting Verified
Sipsik, created by writer Eno Raud and artist Edgar Valter, has traveled from the pages of Täheke magazine to books and film over the course of its 65-year history and will now also appear on a coin, the central bank announced. Based on a design by Edgar Valter, designer Ivar Sakk helped create the image that brings Sipsik onto the coin. The coin card was designed by graphic artist Vladimir Taiger, who also designed Estonia's kroon banknotes.
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Estonia targets 2027 smartphone updates for new emergency alert system

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By Mirjam Mäekivi, Aili Vahtla
| Estonian Public Broadcasting Verified
The Rescue Board, State Infocommunication Foundation (RIKS) and Norwegian firm One2Many Norway AS signed a contract to develop the system, which would deliver emergency warnings directly to mobile phones. Officials say the goal is to have the ability to send cell broadcast alerts in place by the end of this year, with smartphones able to reliably receive them in the first half of next year.
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