Police Called to Officers' Private Party: Rampaging Commissioner Taken to… ↗
Front page leadA police commissioner was involved in a disturbance at a private party, leading to his detainment and a subsequent lawsuit.
Estonia
The front page of Õhtuleht features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a police incident involving a commissioner, a warning about ingesting turpentine as a remedy, and an update on the Estonian women's épée team's performance. Other featured stories cover local issues…
A police commissioner was involved in a disturbance at a private party, leading to his detainment and a subsequent lawsuit.
An Estonian self-proclaimed healer is reported to be consuming toxic turpentine in front of a large online audience, raising health concerns.
The Estonian women's épée fencing team has advanced to the quarter-finals of the World Championships, defeating the reigning champions.
A live blog covers the meeting between Ukrainian President Zelenskyy and former US President Trump in the United States.
The Anne Canal in Tartu is suffering from an algae bloom, with local entertainer Marco Tasane commenting on the situation.
A historian suggests re-evaluating the significance or role of the onion domes, possibly referring to the Alexander Nevsky Cathedral in Tallinn.
There is public anticipation for the Chancellor of Justice, Ülle Madise, to announce her candidacy for the presidential election.
Economist Raul Eamets warns of an impending price increase, suggesting that politicians may have been aware of this development.
Brigitte Susanne Hunt discusses the meaning of life in an episode of the show "Eesti Eso" on Õhtuleht TV.