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https://www.err.ee/1608768241/ajalehed-marko-mihkelson-tegi-lapseealisest-kohatuid-pilte This is an ERR Eesti news round-up titled “Ajalehed: Marko Mihkelson tegi lapseealisest kohatuid pilte” (dated 29 Oct 2022, updated 29 Oct 2022). It reports that Estonian newspapers (named in the piece) were covering allegations that Marko Mihkelson (a senior politician and then chair of the foreign affairs committee) had taken inappropriate photos involving a minor. The article summarises how the papers framed it, notes the political fallout and the fact Mihkelson addressed the matter publicly, and references law-enforcement/official handling and party reactions in broad terms. Why it matters to her story: this is relevant mainly as context about the political/media ecosystem and a key figure who appears in the broader narrative around her — it shows how major Estonian outlets handled a serious scandal involving an establishment politician, which can be contrasted with (or used to examine) patterns of who gets protected, who gets condemned, and how reputations are managed in a small, tightly networked system. It also helps anchor the later “culture war”/tabloid dynamics that surround Galojan and her critics.

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Estonia Politics Published 8 April 2026 at 22:33 Source: 1 January 2011

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