While Brexit poses a risk both to the European Union economy and the economy of the UK in the long term, its short-term effect on the Estonian economy will be small, Finance Minister Sven Sester said on Friday.
"You have to throw emotions aside and look at the new situation with a sober mind. Of course Estonia has consistently supported Europe's unity and ability to act together, but we have to respect Brits' democratic decision," Sester told BNS, commenting on the British referendum outcome.
The minister feels that the short-term...
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