by Mel Huang Estonia’s political map is a strange creature. It seems no one wants to be firmly on the left wing. Established left-wing parties move further and further to the centre, while those remaining in the left wing shudder at being labelled “left.” The press is dominated by centre-right views, as the left-wing press is downgraded into tabloid style […]
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