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Kristen Michal is an Estonian politician who is the prime minister of Estonia, having taken office on 23 July 2024. He previously served as minister of justice from 2011 to 2012, minister of economic affairs and infrastructure from 2015 to 2016, and minister of climate from 2023 to 2024.
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politics · Prime Minister of Estonia since 2024 · politician · also Kristen Michal, Michal
Born 12 July 1975 · Q1789192
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Dear Prime Minister Jetten and friends in the Netherlands, enjoy the celebration of King’s Day 🇳🇱. We are proud allies and good partners, united by shared European values and long-standing ties in culture and education. Looking forward to building on our strong partnership.
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Awarded Order of Prince Yaroslav the Wise, 2nd class (2026).
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“Dear Prime Minister Jetten and friends in the Netherlands, enjoy the celebration of King’s Day 🇳🇱. We are proud allies and good partners, united by shared European values and long-standing ties in culture and education. Looking forward to building on our strong partnership.”
“An important step was taken in supporting Ukraine. Now we must keep up the momentum and move forward with enlargement. EU leaders gather in Cyprus for #EUCO, starting with an exchange of views with President Zelenskyy. The agenda also covers the Middle East, energy prices, security, and the MFF.”
“Good news on the €90 billion loan for Ukraine. But we must keep the pace. Peace will not come from compromises with the aggressor. It comes from strength. And this support helps Ukraine hold the line. The 20th sanctions package is done. Work on the next ones is already under way. Pressure stays.”
“Impressed to witness #LockedShields, led by @ccdcoe with 41 nations. Cyber resilience goes beyond borders - it requires constant learning and sharing best practices. A strong example of government, private sector, and academia working together. The same model is behind Estonia’s digital success.”
“Joined discussions today on the situation in the Strait of Hormuz, convened by @EmmanuelMacron and @Keir_Starmer. Freedom of navigation is a shared concern. Estonia is ready to help ensure safe passage as soon as conditions permit.”
“The Coalition of the Willing demonstrated its commitment to a just and lasting peace in Ukraine. Joint statement 👇”
“Greenland is an integral part of the Kingdom of Denmark. Decisions about Greenland belong to Greenland and Denmark alone. Estonia stands in full solidarity with our Nordic-Baltic Ally.”
“The #EUCO concluded in the early hours of Friday. Ukraine was the most important issue on the table. €90 billion will keep Ukraine in the fight for a just and lasting peace. Ukraine will receive the support it needs. Time is not on Russia’s side.”
“Estonia stands with Poland and Donald Tusk, strongly condemning the sabotage on the Warsaw–Lublin railway, vital for supporting Ukraine. Those behind hostile acts against EU and NATO members must be exposed. Our response must be united.”
“Grateful for the strong support at the UN Security Council. Russia’s violation of Estonian airspace was a provocation against NATO & the EU that cannot be tolerated. Aggression must never be treated as normal.”
Career landmark: Prime Minister of Estonia (2024).
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Career landmark: member of the Riigikogu (2019).
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Career landmark: member of the Riigikogu (2016).
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Career landmark: member of the Riigikogu (2015–2015).
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Career landmark: Minister of Economic Affairs and Infrastructure (2015–2016).
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“s Office closed the case on 15 October 2012 without finding evidence of wrongdoing. Michal”
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Career landmark: member of the Riigikogu (2012–2015).
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Career landmark: Minister of Justice and Digital Affairs (2011–2012).
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Career landmark: member of the Riigikogu (2011–2011).
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Career landmark: member of the Riigikogu (2007–2007).
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Was appointed secretary general of the Reform Party and held this position until 2011
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Became an advisor to then prime minister Siim Kallas
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Born 1975-07-12.
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An important step was taken in supporting Ukraine. Now we must keep up the momentum and move forward with enlargement. EU leaders gather in Cyprus for #EUCO, starting with an exchange of views with President Zelenskyy. The agenda also covers the Middle East, energy prices, security, and the MFF.
Good news on the €90 billion loan for Ukraine. But we must keep the pace. Peace will not come from compromises with the aggressor. It comes from strength. And this support helps Ukraine hold the line. The 20th sanctions package is done. Work on the next ones is already under way. Pressure stays.
Impressed to witness #LockedShields, led by @ccdcoe with 41 nations. Cyber resilience goes beyond borders - it requires constant learning and sharing best practices. A strong example of government, private sector, and academia working together. The same model is behind Estonia’s digital success.
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