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The new competition law pushed through Estonia 200 will bring double proceedings and a lot of administrative burden

Europe · Estonia

The new competition law pushed through Estonia 200 will bring double proceedings and a lot of administrative burden

The new competition law pushed through by Estonia 200 will bring double proceedings and a huge administrative burden. While elsewhere in Europe, cartels are processed by one court, Estonia 200 pushed through a law in the government that will require a company suspected of a cartel and the Competition Authority to go to two courts and up to five levels of court. Competition, Laws, amendments to the law, Politics, Liisa-Ly Pakosta, Ivo Pilving.See the Story

The ears of 200 Estonian politicians are visible behind a business project that received a huge subsidy

Europe · Estonia

The ears of 200 Estonian politicians are visible behind a business project that received a huge subsidy

The ears of Estonian 200 politicians are visible behind a business project that received a huge grant. The student son of Estonian 200 politician Tarmo Tamme went to Saudi Arabia with his father, where he represented Greenful, a company that promises a solution to the problem of textile waste, as a member of a business delegation. GREENFUL GROUP OÜ, TARGAD NÄOD OÜ, Margot Roose, Johann Mattias Tamm, Toomas Allikas, Tarmo Tamm, ISHAYA OÜ, Industr…See the Story

Minister Jack Chambers warns of ‘serious risks’ for households and business if trade tariffs imposed

Europe · Ireland

Minister Jack Chambers warns of ‘serious risks’ for households and business if trade tariffs imposed

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Public Expenditure Minister Jack Chambers has warned of the “serious downside risks” that trade tariffs will cause to the Irish economy if introduced, including increased costs to households and businesses.See the Story

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The US Embassy in Estonia removed the Ukrainian flag from outside the building

Europe · Estonia

The US Embassy in Estonia removed the Ukrainian flag from outside the building

The US Embassy in Estonia removed the Ukrainian flag from the building. The Ukrainian flag has disappeared from the building of the US Embassy in Tallinn. According to the embassy's explanation, no other flags than the US flag may be flown in front of the building. USA, Ukraine, Geopolitics.See the Story

New mess: residents of the savings and loan association's next new development have already marched to court

Europe · Estonia

New mess: residents of the savings and loan association's next new development have already marched to court

New troubles: residents of the savings and loan association's next new development have already marched to court. Next home buyers in other developments are already complaining that they are not satisfied with the attitude of the Tartu Savings and Loan Association's real estate development subsidiary. Also, the association's reports have been missing an auditor's assessment for two years. Andro Roos, EESTI ÜHISTUMAJAD OÜ, TARTU HOIU-LAENUÜHISTU …See the Story

A well-known economist was wrong: there is no harm in the state's wild hiring

Europe · Estonia

A well-known economist was wrong: there is no harm in the state's wild hiring

A well-known economist was wrong: there is no smell from the state's wild hiring. On Friday, Bigbank's chief economist Raul Eamets concluded from recent statistics that 10,000 employees were added to the public sector in a year. In fact, preliminary data show that at best 400 people were added to the state payroll. Employment, Labor, Labor market, Wages.See the Story