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The front page of Õhtuleht features a mix of domestic and international news, with a prominent story about the demolition of a town known for ghost stories, which locals are happy about due to a decrease in cucumber theft. Sports news includes updates on Estonian athletes in English athletics…
A video report details the demolition of Estonia's most famous 'ghost town,' a development welcomed by locals who anticipate a reduction in petty crime like cucumber theft.
Estonian track and field athlete struggles with financial difficulties during competitions in England.
High jumper Karmen Bruus expresses disappointment and confusion after her performance at the competition in England, where she failed to clear the opening height.
A live blog covers the participation of three Estonian marathon runners on the final day of the competition.
A former officer convicted of treason is seeking to be released from prison before his sentence is fully served.
A live blog reports on Ukrainian attacks targeting sites in the Moscow region, with a Wildberries warehouse reportedly engulfed in flames.
In an episode of 'Kerge Uurib Elu', Allar Jõks discusses the presidential role, emphasizing its function in reminding citizens and stating that economic prosperity cannot be achieved through regulation alone.
The weekly highlights cover hypothetical scenarios like ambulance billing and celebrity endorsements of gambling.
Swimmer Eneli Jefimova is focused on her medal hunt, expressing a slight bewilderment at the public's morning concern for her performances.
Sarah Ferguson, remaining in seclusion, was represented by her daughter at the funeral of her ex-partner.
