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The Delfi news front page in Estonia features a prominent story on Kazakhstan's President Tokayev continuing to rule despite ordering the killing of protesters and calling in Russian soldiers. Other top stories include the death of a British citizen fighting for Russia in Ukraine, a discussion…
Kazakhstan's President Tokayev remains in power after ordering the killing of protesters and requesting intervention from Russian soldiers during recent unrest.
A British citizen who was fighting on the side of Russia has been killed in Ukraine, marking the first reported death of a UK national in this capacity.
A discussion highlights that closing schools has become more complex, with past obligations being less strictly enforced compared to current regulations.
A special feature details the history of a luxury Mercedes-Benz that was purchased new in Estonia and has been in continuous use in the country for nine decades.
A report indicates that high-end real estate is driven by factors other than price, with a Tallinn apartment recently selling for a remarkable four million euros.
Economist Mihkel Nestor identifies chronic collective pessimism as the primary threat to the Estonian economy, suggesting it hinders growth and development.
Details emerge about an air incident where Finnish Prime Minister Stubb was evacuated to a bunker, while Estonian President Karis was in a different region at the time.
