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The front page of Õhtuleht features a mix of domestic Estonian news, including politics and defense, and international affairs. There are also lifestyle and human interest stories, as well as a mention of the Norwegian queen.
Eesti Ekspress reports that Estonia made a significant advance payment of 70 million euros to a company that had not yet produced any shells, raising questions about defense procurement and financial management.
An ad-hoc commission is being formed to thoroughly examine the accounting and financial management practices within Estonia's defense sector, indicating potential issues or a need for greater transparency.
The Estonian parliament, Riigikogu, has started the process of electing a new president, a significant political event for the country.
In a live blog update, it is reported that Russian President Putin is threatening to launch large-scale attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure, highlighting the ongoing conflict.
A segment from 'ÕL TV and Radio' discusses a mysterious object, referred to as the 'Merivälja UFO,' with a warning from Vormsi Ennu to humanity not to touch it, and that a 'peace offering' was made before its shaft was closed.
A human interest story from Naisteleht about a couple whose love story began at Viimsi school, leading to their marriage and shared family.
Singer Inga Kaare shares a personal story about her struggles with eating disorders, revealing the severity of her illness.
The Center Party has announced its withdrawal from the presidential election process, stating they will not be involved in the selection.
An article reflecting on the presidential office and the process of assuming the role, suggesting it's a challenging and unguided experience.
Norwegian Queen Mette-Marit has been released from the hospital and returned home.
