Estonia's Kaja Kallas Resigns to Become EU's Foreign Policy Chief

Known for her staunch stance against Russia, Kallas will now shape the EU's foreign policy amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.

Kallas steps down as Estonia's prime minister, triggering the resignation of her three-party Cabinet.
She will serve as a caretaker prime minister until early August when a new government is formed.
Kristen Michal has been nominated by the Reform Party to succeed Kallas as Estonia's prime minister.
Kallas has been a prominent critic of Russia, advocating for strong support to Ukraine within the EU and NATO.
Her new role as EU's foreign policy chief comes with significant challenges, including managing relations with Russia, China, and Iran.