There may be repercussions from this if Estonia resolves to ignore the suggestions of the UN. With Estonia tickled pink over recent recognition of Ligi as the best finance minister in Europe, and the accession to the Eurozone having been conferred upon this small but battling nation, it appears that Estonian ministers will err from any wrongdoing in the eyes of foreign watchdogs and accept the resolutions of the UN-probably after next March following the nation's Parliamentary elections.

As usual, you make no sense.
If you wish to mouth off, learn a language.

The irony of politics is that prizes are no longer handed out retrospectively, but also with a view to promoting and pushing through further political action and creating useful mileage through useless incentives. Who really believes that Ansip and Kallas are being given their respective European awards in hindsight for what has been done? My guess is that no stick and all carrot is designed to use Estonia as a model state to bring other states in line with EU interests, which also means keeping the international peace and going the way of big organizations such as the UN, Amnesty International and the Global Masonic army of Secret ritual Lodgebearers and other thirty three degree wingnuts.