Estonia’s pro-Ukraine Prime Minister Kaja Kallas wins re-election

Preliminary returns from a completed ballot count showed the Reform Party, the senior partner in the outgoing three-party coalition government, received 31.2% of the vote – the biggest share in Sunday’s election.

Members of the Reform Party and supporters of Prime Minister Kaja Kallas (AP)

The centre-right Reform Party of Prime Minister Kaja Kallas, one of Europe’s most outspoken supporters of Ukraine, has overwhelmingly won Estonia’s general election.

Meanwhile, a far-right populist challenger lost seats in a vote that focused on national security and the economy of the Baltic country.