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The Postimees front page features a mix of domestic Estonian news and international affairs. Top stories include discussions on population growth and defense strategy, a local political conflict in Kohtla-Järve, and expert opinions on Russia's war efforts. There are also articles on technology's…
An opinion piece by security expert Rainer Saks discusses the logistical challenges faced by Russia's military and transport infrastructure, despite the Kremlin's continued belief in its war objectives.
A Postimees TV discussion explores strategies to address Estonia's declining birth rate and ensure the nation's future population.
Academic Jaak Aaviksoo argues for evidence-based decision-making in Estonia's national defense, advocating for a revised strategic approach.
Simmo Saar, chairman of the Estonian Auto Owners' Association, discusses the potential advantages of extraordinary elections for the current government.
An in-depth profile of Viljo Vetik, reflecting on his life and legacy, with a focus on the transient nature of individual contributions.
A discussion on the potential risks of social media for children, with experts urging caution and a minister expressing skepticism about a complete ban.
An exploration of how advancements in artificial intelligence might impact various job sectors, including those traditionally considered white-collar.
Coverage of the Tallinn Half Marathon, highlighting a new record and the performance of Estonian runners.
Live updates from the Chile Rally, detailing the performance of drivers like Solberg and Virves, and the competition for podium positions.
An analysis of the political instability within the Centre Party in Kohtla-Järve, attributing its downfall to internal conflicts and a lack of trust.
An article discussing the uncertainty surrounding public sector salary increases in the upcoming year, with indications that some employee groups will see definite raises.
