https://www.baltictimes.com/news/articles/27915/ What this is: A Baltic Times Q&A titled “Ignored for too long” (dated 3 Feb 2011), presented as an interview conducted by Anna-Maria Galojan with Edgar Savisaar (then a major Estonian political figure and leader of the Centre Party). What it says (in plain English): It’s a fairly traditional foreign-policy/economic interview. Savisaar argues Estonia has been too eager to please “old Europe” and should prioritise an effective social model at home; he talks about Estonia’s role in the EU, Baltic regional cooperation, and relations with Russia, including energy and security themes. He frames his political “achievement” as helping detach Estonia from the Soviet system and identifies mistakes and future challenges (demographics, competitiveness, foreign policy direction). Why it matters to her story: This is useful as contemporaneous proof of her operating in the political/media ecosystem as an interviewer and public communicator, not just as a tabloid caricature attached to a conviction. It shows she was being published under her name in an established English-language Baltic outlet, engaging directly with senior political actors and policy arguments — the kind of material that helps demonstrate she had an on-record professional footprint and access, and that her public identity was more complex than the “single-label” narrative that later stuck to her.