Commenting on the election of Hannu Pevkur as leader of the Reform Party, who according to observers, redrew the power lines in the largest opposition party of Estonia, Pro Patria and Res Publica Union (IRL), chairman Margus Tsahkna said that a split of the Reform Party cannot be ruled out.
“The party was taken over from the previous leadership,” Tsahkna said of Reform in a Facebook post. “The future will show whether the Reform Party is just a ruling party and will disintegrate, or it is able to keep itself together despite internal strife and offer a g...
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