Polls Show Declining Belief in War Success Among Russian Speakers ↗
An opinion piece by security expert Rainer Saks suggests that recent polls indicate a significant decrease in the Russian-speaking population's belief in the success of the war.
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The front page of Postimees features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong emphasis on Estonian politics, opinions, and societal issues. Several opinion pieces are highlighted, discussing topics like declining belief in war success among Russian speakers, the impact of health…
An opinion piece by security expert Rainer Saks suggests that recent polls indicate a significant decrease in the Russian-speaking population's belief in the success of the war.
Lawyer Carri Ginter argues that the widespread querying of health data is eroding the credibility and trustworthiness of doctors.
Mari Krass, a member of the Magnum AS board, contends that if a minister claims a lack of funds, public administration reforms should be halted.
Family doctor Madis Veskimägi discusses the role and importance of ambulances within the broader medical system.
A profile piece on Urmas Sukles, focusing on his statements about the management of Estonian Railways and potentially controversial social invitations.
On the possibility of running for president, Ülle Madise states she is not actively seeking the position but would consider it if there was significant public backing.
The editorial expresses concern about issues within Estonia's digital governance, suggesting fundamental problems exist.
A controversial legal clause that has angered Estonian gardeners is slated for revision, but only if the European Commission gives its consent.
The Swedish government intends to overhaul the country's criminal justice system, including increasing prison sentences, before upcoming elections.
Politician Mihhail Kõlvart comments on potential challenges arising from Ülle Madise's current position, characterizing it as a conceptual problem rather than a mistake.
Estonian basketball player Henri Drell is reportedly moving to a new club.
The city of Tallinn is issuing a tender to find a marketing partner, with a budget of 840,000 Euros allocated for the service.
An expert at the Opinion Festival in Paide suggests that technological advancements cannot fully substitute genuine human connection and interaction.
A planned debate featuring presidential candidates at the Opinion Festival has been called off.
A live broadcast from the Opinion Festival 2026 promises discussions not only on pressing issues but also on relatable everyday life.