
Estonian Olympic Committee on Transgender Athlete Rules
The Estonian Olympic Committee's secretary general stated that IOC rule changes regarding transgender athletes have not affected sport in Estonia.
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The Estonian Olympic Committee's secretary general stated that IOC rule changes regarding transgender athletes have not affected sport in Estonia.

The Estonian Olympic Committee is forming a panel to evaluate bids from Pärnu, Tallinn, and Tartu, as all three cities remain in contention to host the planned new national sports arena.

Kersti Kaljulaid was removed from her position as the head of the Estonian Olympic Committee (EOK) on Monday, following a vote of no-confidence.

Estonian cities Tallinn, Tartu, and Pärnu are competing to host the country's proposed multi-purpose arena, but the Estonian Olympic Committee and Ministry of Culture have not yet announced a location or timeline for the project. The lack of clarity leaves the future of the arena uncertain despite multiple bidders.

The Estonian Olympic Committee (EOK) has voiced strong disapproval over the decision to remove the Nordic combined skiing event from the upcoming Winter Olympics, ending a tradition spanning over a century.

Mihhail Kõlvart, chair of Estonia's opposition Center Party, has criticized Prime Minister Kristen Michal's remarks regarding the ousting of Kersti Kaljulaid as Estonian Olympic Committee (EOK) leader, calling them insulting.

The Estonian Olympic Committee (EOC) held an extraordinary general assembly where members supported a vote of no confidence, leading to the ousting of EOC president Kersti Kaljulaid.

Former Estonian Athletics Association president Erich Teigamägi has been elected president of the Estonian Olympic Committee for the next two years at the organization's regular general assembly.

The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has lifted all restrictions on Belarusian athletes, paving the way for their participation in international competitions, including qualifiers for the Los Angeles 2028 Olympics.

Kersti Kaljulaid, President of the Estonian Olympic Committee (EOK), is set to face a no-confidence vote next Monday after 13 members submitted a motion challenging her leadership.