Ukrainians began shooting at each other - Zelensky promised to intervene… ↗
An opinion piece by security expert Rainer Saks discusses internal conflicts within Ukraine and President Zelensky's promise to intervene.
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The front page of Postimees covers a range of domestic and international news. Significant domestic stories include heavy flooding in Pärnu, protests by Estonian NGOs against government spending plans, and an analysis of potential candidates for the next defense minister amidst a government…
An opinion piece by security expert Rainer Saks discusses internal conflicts within Ukraine and President Zelensky's promise to intervene.
Kilvar Kessler, head of the Financial Supervision Authority, argues that the issues in the Mürsk scandal are more serious than just accounting errors.
Siim Kiisler, Vice-Chairman of the Party of the Fatherland, questions whether current policies might lead to a return to the collective farm system.
An editorial from Postimees criticizes Prime Minister Michal for his recent decisions and choices.
A report from Pärnu Postimees details heavy rainfall causing widespread flooding in the Pärnumaa region, with the Environmental Agency issuing a weather warning.
A Pärnu deputy mayor describes the current flooding situation in the region as a crisis.
An analysis suggests that politicians have hindered a major investment project in Estonia that was expected to be the country's largest in ten years.
Estonian non-governmental organizations are protesting the government's financial plans, demanding a reduction in spending.
Rainer Saks analyzes Russian President Putin's apparent nervousness, suggesting it stems from growing discontent within Russian society.
An analysis discusses the ongoing government crisis and the difficulty in finding a suitable candidate for the defense minister position.
The Estonian Centre for Defence Investment (RKIK) reportedly engaged with two companies facing issues for procuring ammunition for Ukraine.