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An opinion piece by security expert Rainer Saks discusses Ukraine's successful air strikes on Russian oil refineries, highlighting the ongoing conflict and its implications.
Architecture historian Oliver Orro explores Soviet-era mass-produced barracks, revealing that their design, intended to be functional, possessed an unexpectedly 'sexy' aesthetic.
Security expert Erkki Koort criticizes a perceived misstep in congratulating an aggressor nation, emphasizing the importance of strong NATO alliances and clear stances.
Member of the European Parliament Riho Terras expresses concern over potential Soviet influences in Sweden's future government, warning against such alliances.
A significant story detailing how a museum in Estonia has destroyed a monument recognized as unique and modernist, raising questions about cultural preservation.
The head of Sberbank states that Russian banks do not have sufficient liquid funds to purchase government bonds, indicating potential financial strain.
Rainer Saks suggests that the Russian populace might be nearing a tipping point where they are no longer willing to accept the government's propaganda.
An analysis of Elering's gas power plant proposal reveals widespread dissatisfaction among stakeholders, with the company itself being the sole proponent.
Janek Mäggi, speaking on KUKU radio, opines that there appears to be a lack of willing candidates for the upcoming presidential election in Estonia.
Meelis Kiili argues that national defence strategies must incorporate more than just trust, suggesting a need for verifiable actions and robust security measures.
An economic piece discussing China's role in the automotive industry, from fostering the growth of German car manufacturers to potentially contributing to their future challenges.
An update from the war in Ukraine, featuring a statement from Heraštšenko on the scarcity of Patriot missile systems and their effectiveness against ballistic missiles.