AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoMusic & Nightlife: Fatboy Slim is coming to Tallinn for the first time—he’ll play Nov 21 at Põhjala factory, chosen by the DJ himself. Culture Venues: Tallinn’s Patarei Sea Fortress concert program will end after this summer, with organizers citing sound and neighborhood rest as the deciding factors. Presidential Politics: Chancellor of Justice Ülle Madise’s bid is gathering signatures as parties meet with TalTech rector Tiit Land; reports put her support at about 45–55 signatures depending on the update. Health Policy: Experts warn Estonia can’t keep postponing fixes to the Health Insurance Fund deficit without risking higher out-of-pocket costs. Arts Funding: A state aid report says National Opera Estonia received the biggest cultural share last year. Local Art: Tartu’s Jakobi Gallery opened “Vanishing Cities,” a joint show by Toomas Kuusing and Taavi Oolberg exploring memory and change. Sports (EU): Day 3 of the 2026 European Swimming Championships brings a finals-heavy schedule and several swimmers to watch.
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