Estonia Faces Potential Fines Over EU Directive Estonia is grappling with a recently approved European Union directive, a measure initially adopted by the government of Kaja Kallas in June 2022. The directive, now formally in effect, involves a significant risk of substantial fines for the country. The current administration, led by Prime Minister Kristen Michal, alongside ministers Andres Sutt, Margus Tsahkna, Karmen Joller, and Erkki Keldo, is addressing the situation. Minister Tsahkna characterized the directive as a strategic element utilized during the previous government’s election campaign. Estimates suggest that Estonia could face penalties amounting to hundreds of thousands of euros if the directive’s requirements are not met. This concern has sparked debate regarding the prioritization of economic interests. Minister Keldo responded to questions regarding this issue, stating that the government was focused on aligning with EU regulations. He addressed concerns about the widening pay gap within the European Union, arguing that the directive reflects a commitment to broader economic considerations. The situation highlights a potential challenge for Estonia as it navigates its obligations within the European Union framework. Topics: #minister #directive #estonia Post navigation In the Euroleague, fines have been imposed this season for over 600,000 euros. PHOTOS AND VIDEOS ⟩ Two cars collided on Pirita road disrupting traffic