Expert: Social Democratic Party sets new bar for recruiting political talent

ERR News23 October 2026, 08:51 UTCEstonia

Jonatan Vseviov has a realistic chance of becoming Estonia's next prime minister, with SDE having played the strongest card of any party recruiting new political talent, ERR foreign policy journalist Mirko Ojakivi said.

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