The Liberal reform party (ALDE) won with 25.5% and 2 seats, a positive result after losing out in forming the government coalition.
the Social Democrats surprisingly came 2nd with 23.3% and 2 seats, after a poor showing in the national elections where they were 4th.
The Centre party of Prime Minister Juri Ratas came 3rd with one seat.
The far-right EKRE, who joined the government in March, did badly and won just one seat.
EPP (1 MEPs)
Tunne Kelam (Pro Patria and Res Publica Union) He has been a member of the European…
S&D (1 MEPs)
Marju Lauristin (Social Democratic Party) - Lauristin concluded her work in the European…
ALDE (3 MEPs)
Commission Vice President Andrus Ansip will head the list for the Reform party but is…
GREENS (1 MEPs)
Indrek Tarand (Independent) - He has been elected for two terms and in both European…
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Celebrating 💯years of #diplomatic relations with Romania. For the anniversary year, we have compiled a #timeline of #Estonian – #Romanian relations, check out chronological gallery: https://t.co/ZN3QZOj8mj #OTD 🇪🇪🇷🇴

💯years of diplomatic relations between Romania and Estonia, celebrated today! Our friendship is strong, such as is our determination to build together our common future within the EU. To many centenaries ahead!🇷🇴🇪🇪