Temporary halt to war would be very important for Russia by autumn ↗
Security expert Rainer Saks argues that a temporary halt to the war would be significantly beneficial for Russia in the autumn, hinting at strategic implications.
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The news on Postimees is dominated by the ongoing war in Ukraine, with multiple articles discussing Russian military actions, potential peace talks, and the impact of sanctions. Other prominent stories include domestic politics in Estonia concerning party support, an agricultural crisis, and a…
Security expert Rainer Saks argues that a temporary halt to the war would be significantly beneficial for Russia in the autumn, hinting at strategic implications.
A restaurant named 'Vana Tallinn,' which endured the Russian occupation, is currently looking to hire an Estonian chef.
War historian Jüri Kotšinev predicts that Russian President Putin will face challenging months, with a new mobilization appearing unavoidable.
According to The Wall Street Journal, a specific commander is tasked with modernizing the Ukrainian army and moving it away from its Soviet-era structures.
This article, featuring a map, investigates the ownership of properties in the central area of the Estonian city of Pärnu.
Despite sanctions, luxury goods such as sable furs and high-value fish are reportedly still being traded with Russia, bypassing restrictions.
A recent poll indicates that the support for Estonia's Reform Party has increased, reaching parity with the Social Democrats and the Conservative People's Party of Estonia (EKRE).
Security expert Rainer Saks analyzes Putin's recent public appearances, suggesting a decline in Russian confidence regarding the conflict in Ukraine.
Cultural critic Heili Sibrits reviews the production 'Baskinist,' describing it as entertaining and a showcase of legends rather than peak theatrical art.
Andri Kiige provides a comprehensive analysis of the aid being provided to Ukraine, expressing optimism for the upcoming year based on current trends.
Estonia is facing a growing crisis in its agricultural sector, prompting the government to explore measures to provide support to farmers.