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The front page of Õhtuleht features a mix of domestic and international news, with a prominent story about the 25th anniversary of a methanol tragedy in Estonia. Other domestic stories cover life in a refugee center and a sports personality receiving death threats. International news focuses on…
This story commemorates the 25th anniversary of a methanol tragedy in Estonia, where people died after consuming illicit alcohol provided at a work party.
A video report explores the daily life and challenges at a refugee center in Vao village, which has become well-known, with residents expressing a desire to leave.
A live blog details Moscow's attacks on the international airports of Kyiv and Boryspil, occurring shortly before a visit by US special envoys.
Tennis player Mark Lajal received death threats after a significant loss, highlighting the intense pressures and reactions in professional sports.
This weekly review covers historic presidential elections and discusses the potential for humor in defense sectors to become excessive.
A gallery and report showcase Estonians enjoying a luxurious event featuring Armin van Buuren, with highlights including luxury cars, fine dining, and spa treatments.
A travel-themed story and gallery takes readers through Scotland, exploring locations associated with famous writers like Walter Scott and Harry Potter.
This entertainment story points out a striking resemblance between Tõru Kannimäe and a popular child star currently gaining international fame.
The article reports on the unexpected stage return of Estonian singer Kerli Kõiv, who had previously opted for a more private life.
In a video, Tõru Kannimäe discusses the importance of self-acceptance and speaks about bullying and the societal pressure on young people to conform.
