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Eesti Ekspress's front page features stories on human smuggling, a Ukrainian woman seeking millionaires for marriage, an alleged suicide in Kadriorg, a migrant center operating at its limit, and Estonian citizens caught aiding migrants in Latvia. There is also an investigation into a bankrupt IT…
Eesti Ekspress reports on its infiltration of a recruitment network for human smugglers, detailing conversations with recruiters who charge up to 800 euros to transport migrants from Latvia to Helsinki via Tallinn.
An Estonian woman is searching for millionaires globally to marry, with the matchmaking service costing up to $350,000.
The article hints at a little-known suicide of a figure of power in Kadriorg, occurring on the symbolic date of August 23rd.
Eesti Ekspress visited a migrant center filled with people, reporting that it is operating at its limits and the situation could change in seconds, comparing it to the recent events in Ceuta, Spain.
Seven Estonian citizens have been apprehended in Latvia for their involvement in smuggling migrants.
Police are investigating investors of a bankrupt IT firm for allegedly embezzling 26 million euros.
Entrepreneurs reflect on a return to socialism and review their plans for Estonia's future.
