Russian guided bombs may soon reach Kyiv ↗
Front page leadAn article from Postimees in Ukraine reports that Russian guided aerial bombs could soon extend their reach to Kyiv, indicating an escalation of the conflict.
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The Postimees front page features a mix of international and domestic news, with a significant focus on the war in Ukraine and its implications. Other top stories cover Estonian politics (a new president and a former defense minister), international relations (Estonia's UN vote on an African map)…
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Estonia got a new president and lost a defense minister ↗
A weekly review highlights the significant political events in Estonia, including the election of a new president and the departure of the defense minister.
Estonia remained neutral in UN vote over Crimea map image ↗
Estonia abstained from a UN vote concerning an African map due to its depiction of Crimea, maintaining a neutral stance.
'We are ready for the Euros.' Estonia defeated a world top team ↗
The Estonian national volleyball team has overcome a difficult situation and defeated a world-class opponent, with the coach emphasizing the need to learn from the past.
Mobile plan overview: what options do telecom operators offer? ↗
An overview of mobile plans examines the various options and offers provided by telecommunication companies.
Can US envoys' visit end Russia's attacks? Putin does not want to make… ↗
An opinion piece by Rainer Saks discusses whether a visit from US envoys can de-escalate Russian aggression, suggesting Putin is unwilling to yield.
Maybe it's time to start telling the truth ↗
An opinion piece by Uno Ainsoo suggests that a more truthful approach is needed.
Two false conclusions about the Pevkur scandal ↗
Journalist Mikk Salu analyzes the Pevkur scandal, identifying two erroneous interpretations.
Could the ammunition scandal also involve Russian involvement? ↗
Valdo Randpere speculates whether Russian involvement could be a factor in the ammunition scandal.
The wall of fire is falling? Victory looms for the far-right in Saxony-Anhalt… ↗
Elections in Saxony-Anhalt, Germany, show a potential victory for far-right parties, signaling a shift in the political landscape.
Israel continues attacks in southern Lebanon ↗
Reports indicate that Israel is persisting with its military attacks in the southern region of Lebanon.
Estonians are among Europe's most active donors. Who are we lagging behind? ↗
An article explores Estonian's engagement in charitable giving within Europe, comparing their activity levels to other European nations.
Pashinyan made aikido moves against Putin in Bishkek ↗
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan engaged in a symbolic display of 'aikido moves' during a meeting with Vladimir Putin in Bishkek.
Living corpse: Narva woman mistakenly declared dead, now cannot get pension or… ↗
A woman from Narva was erroneously declared dead, leading to severe consequences including the inability to receive her pension or access medical care.
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