Photos: Vandalizing football fans caused destruction at Lilleküla stadium ↗
Front page leadFootball fans from Gothenburg caused significant damage and destruction at the Lilleküla stadium, as shown in photographic evidence.
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Football fans from Gothenburg caused significant damage and destruction at the Lilleküla stadium, as shown in photographic evidence.
In an open interview, actor Karl Robert Saaremäe discusses his regrets, particularly focusing on things he wishes he had said.
The second day of the Finland rally saw Ott Tänak's teammate Ogier win a stage, while Estonian driver Robert Virves dropped to fourth place in the WRC2 category.
Former US President Donald Trump expressed uncertainty about allowing Ukraine to produce Patriot missiles, citing a need for caution.
Unusual criteria are being used in the rental market, with a focus on finding specific types of tenants, including those who enjoy potatoes.
A new network for ambulance services is causing controversy, with the Estonian Patients' Association voicing concerns about potential negative impacts.
A large number of Moroccan individuals have reportedly crossed the border into Spain, indicating a significant migration event.
Renowned songwriter Sven Lõhmus reflects on his prolific career, having written approximately 1000 songs, and admits he cannot recall all of them.
A parent attending a children's festival recounts an incident where a performer on stage used offensive language, shocking the audience.
An 85-year-old television personality, described as the 'most curvaceous beauty' by gossip sites, has joined the adult content platform OnlyFans.
A recipe for a caramel biscuit cake, featuring fresh summer berries, is presented as the 'Cake of the Week'.