Life in an old men's club: "Women call and ask - are more men needed?" ↗
Front page leadAn article discusses the social dynamics within an 'old men's club,' where women reportedly inquire about the availability of male members.
Estonia
The front page of Õhtuleht features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include an article about an 'old men's club' and women calling to ask if more men are needed, a critical report on Tartu University Hospital's alleged resistance to learning from Israel's crisis preparedness…
An article discusses the social dynamics within an 'old men's club,' where women reportedly inquire about the availability of male members.
Tartu University Hospital is reportedly reluctant to learn from Israel's experience in crisis preparedness, drawing criticism.
Scammers posing as pan sellers are targeting residents in Tartu, defrauding them of hundreds of euros.
A live blog reports on a Ukrainian attack that targeted a major oil refinery located in Krasnodar Krai, Russia.
In a segment titled "Breakfast with a Star," filmmaker Andres Maimik discusses his career and whether he feels he is becoming less relevant.
Actor Margo Mitt, known for his varied past, expresses a desire to live a less stressful life.
The death of Raik Kuusemets, the drummer for the band Velikije Luki, is reported.
An editorial argues that Estonia requires leaders capable of making tough decisions, even if they have negative consequences for some.
An announcement regarding the funeral arrangements for Siim Kallas, which are scheduled for Saturday.
A video report details the shock and reactions from fans and colleagues regarding the bald head of a Norwegian football player.