Estonia is set to get a new government and its first female prime minister after the country’s two biggest political parties reached a deal to form a new ruling coalition on Sunday. The move came after the previous government resigned over a corruption scandal on January 13. Kaja Kallas, who heads the economically liberal Reform Party, will take on the role of prime minister after reaching a coalition agreement with the left-leaning Center Party. In a joint statement, the parties said they “will form a government that will continue to effectively resolve the COVID-19 crisis, keep Estonia forward-looking and develop all …
