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Estonia election: Soaring inflation and weapon deliveries to Ukraine top voter concerns

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Polling stations opened on Sunday for the final day of voting in Estonia, on an election day from which the incumbent prime minister, the centrist liberal Kaja Kallas, is expected to emerge as the winner.

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