Estonia holds election amid Russia fears, Polling has ended and counting is under way in Estonia, in an election overshadowed by security concerns sparked by Russia's role in Ukraine.
The Centre Party, which has ties to Russian president Vladimir Putin, is expected to do well.
But it is seen as a pariah by other parties, who are likely to band together to renew the current governing coalition.
Estonia was once part of the former Soviet Union but is now a Nato member.
Voting for the 101-seat parliament ended at 18:00 GMT and a result is expected later in the evening...Read More
The Centre Party, which has ties to Russian president Vladimir Putin, is expected to do well.
But it is seen as a pariah by other parties, who are likely to band together to renew the current governing coalition.
Estonia was once part of the former Soviet Union but is now a Nato member.
Voting for the 101-seat parliament ended at 18:00 GMT and a result is expected later in the evening...Read More
