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The front page of Postimees features a mix of domestic and international news, with a significant focus on political commentary regarding Russia, Ukraine, and Donald Trump. Domestic issues include a planned teachers' warning strike and controversy surrounding an Estonian politician's anti-Ukraine…
An opinion piece discusses the death of a general who was reportedly key to positive news for Putin, and suggests Trump may have a new chance to assert dominance over Russia.
This article questions the erosion of patient confidentiality and explores the reasons behind doctors' silence on the matter.
An analysis suggests that Donald Trump's actions or statements have inadvertently given Ukraine a strategic advantage.
The author, a former board member of 'Slava Ukraini', explains the need for an alternative approach when state institutions failed to act on relevant materials.
Educators in Estonia are planning a warning strike for the upcoming week, indicating dissatisfaction with current conditions or demands.
Mihkel Mutt discusses the challenges and ethical considerations of writing the biography of Juhan Viiding, acknowledging the sensitive nature of the subject.
An Estonian politician from the Center Party is facing scrutiny over controversial anti-Ukraine social media posts, and is reportedly unwilling to provide explanations.
A report from Genius reveals that a recently appointed minister was concurrently leading a company that received substantial state funding for its startup projects.
Security expert Rainer Saks analyzes potential future conflicts, citing a hypothetical scenario of a rapid Polish defeat and dismissing those who make such threats as illogical.
New European Union regulations concerning end-of-life vehicles are expected to lead to price hikes in the automotive sector.
An update on the war in Ukraine, reporting that drones have successfully targeted a major Russian oil refinery.
