Years on Wrong Service: Father of Son with Autism Wins Lawsuit Against State ↗
Front page leadA father successfully sued the state after his son, diagnosed with autism, was placed on the wrong support service for an extended period.
Estonia
The front page of Õhtuleht features a mix of domestic and international news, with a focus on a court case involving a father fighting for services for his autistic son, an incident with the unemployment agency, and international coverage of the war in Ukraine and a speech by Ursula von der Leyen…
A father successfully sued the state after his son, diagnosed with autism, was placed on the wrong support service for an extended period.
The unemployment agency is criticized for a bizarre incident where a blind carpenter was given a saw but had the crucial guide rail removed from the set.
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen is giving a key speech addressing the state of the European Union in the European Parliament.
A live blog reports on Ukraine's commencement of a counteroffensive operation in the Donetsk region.
A report from Kyiv describes life in the underground shelters during the night, with a local resident expressing the psychological toll of hiding.
This is a lifestyle or entertainment piece focusing on actress Kersti Heinloo and her bold personality.
The regional ministry is purchasing buses, with a statement indicating state support for areas in need.
A rescue officer who was convicted of fraud has begun the process of compensating for the damages caused.
Wedding photos of the new economy minister and a prominent businessman have resurfaced on Instagram.
A brief report on the end of actress Amanda Seyfried's marriage.
Football star Lionel Messi, who had previously announced the end of his international career, is set to play one more match.