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The Estonian news site Eesti Ekspress features a prominent article from its archives with former Estonian Prime Minister Siim Kallas discussing freedom and censorship. Other top stories include an analysis of Putin's party mirroring the Soviet Communist Party, making war a de facto state ideology…
A piece from the Eesti Ekspress archives features Siim Kallas, former Prime Minister of Estonia, discussing how freedom is compromised when people choose silence for convenience, implying a critique of contemporary political apathy or suppression.
This war diary entry analyzes the current state of Putin's political party, drawing parallels to the Soviet Union's Communist Party and suggesting that war is evolving into an unofficial state ideology in Russia.
An investigative report features a human smuggler who has revealed to Ekspress the methods and routes used to bring migrants into the country illegally.
This political commentary, titled 'Politics Radar,' offers advice to politicians, using the party 'Isamaa' as an example, suggesting a strategic approach to political engagement.
This piece, part of a regular feature 'Good, Bad and Word of the Week,' discusses the political landscape and questions the true identity or qualifications of a candidate.
A video report by Ekspress details their experience gaining access to smugglers for an interview, sharing the insights they received from them.
This installment of the 'War Diary' reports on an operation by Ukraine's drone regiment that targeted Bucha, with a quote suggesting the conflict is far from over.
Express reports on statements made by individuals involved in human smuggling, indicating that once migrants have successfully entered Estonia, further transit is relatively unhindered.
