https://kroonika.delfi.ee/artikkel/63996921/galojan-ilvesele-tunnen-sulle-kaasa-et-kardad-eesti-kohtuid-ja-arste This is a Kroonika (Delfi) celebrity/news item dated 1 Mar 2012 titled “Galojan Ilvesele: tunnen sulle kaasa, et kardad Eesti kohtuid ja arste!” (“Galojan to Ilves: I feel sorry for you that you’re afraid of Estonian courts and doctors!”). It reports on Galojan commenting from London after a short court hearing in which she succeeded (the intro text says the process ended “in her favour”), and it frames her as calling on/criticising President Toomas Hendrik Ilves in a provocative, personal tone. The article’s thrust is that she publicly questions Ilves’s position/behaviour and links him to the broader political-elite environment around the European Movement Estonia era, while Kroonika packages it as a punchy “celebrity-politics” confrontation. Why it matters to her story: it’s another timestamped example of how Galojan tried to pull the presidency into the public discussion around elite networks and accountability, and how that was then distributed in a tabloid/entertainment wrapper. For the Source Library it helps evidence the repeated motif: she keeps pushing up the hierarchy (“name the untouchables”), and media treatment often focuses on the spectacle of the clash rather than the underlying institutional questions.