Main narratives:
- Media funding and bias controversies linked to political affiliations and coalition support.
- Financial struggles in key historical areas highlight economic and cultural challenges.
- Security and diplomatic concerns stemming from military movements and international relations.
- Societal debates over educational content and EU policy impact reflect broader tensions around national sovereignty and social values.
Overview:
The bulk of the posts focused on the switch in the language of instruction in Estonian schools, the issues that will arise, and how the government will do nothing about it except create a Potemkin village. There were also many posts regarding new taxes on things such as cars and pensions, with the Conservative Estonian People’s Party calling for people to protest by stopping their vehicles because protests are the only way to get the government’s attention. Finally, there were posts about Estonia being pushed by the West towards war with Russia and posts about Kaya Kallas trying to appear as non-Russian as possible.
