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The front page of Õhtuleht features a mix of domestic and international news, with a focus on Estonia's internal affairs and the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. Top stories include a report on staffing shortages in elderly care homes, Ukraine's drone attacks on Russia, and an alert about a drone…
A report highlights critical staff shortages in an elderly care home, where assistant caregivers are forced to work in 48-hour shifts due to a lack of personnel.
An ongoing live blog reports that Ukraine launched drone attacks on western and central Russia overnight, with the Ust-Luga port being a target.
The Commander of the Air Force announced that one drone was detected flying towards Narva, and another drone crossed into southeastern Estonia.
Presidential candidate Ülle Madise discusses the concerns of young people, questioning the pressure to over-study.
A report explores the costs of living for students, contrasting opinions on parental financial support with anxieties about actual expenses.
Ambulance service staff express concerns about the potential repercussions of a reform, fearing a shortage of personnel.
A perspective on the farewell of Siim Kallas, remembering him as a statesman who is warmly recalled.
The story of an Estonian woman who went missing in Nepal, detailing her unique connection to a sacred mountain.
Details emerge regarding a court ruling, stating that there was no 'Team Sildaru' and that Kelly Sildaru only gained access to her bank card at the age of 16.
Advice is offered on how to prepare for the school year and acquire necessary supplies without succumbing to panic.
