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The front page of Ohtuleht features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong focus on crime, human interest stories, and cultural figures. There is also a notable story about partisan activity in Russia and a piece on Donald Trump's AI ambitions. Estonian news includes a historical…
This article delves into a past murder case in Estonia that was reportedly influenced by Dostoevsky's novel 'Crime and Punishment', drawing parallels to a current event.
A professional fisherman was caught hiding more than 100 kilograms of illegal catch, claiming he intended to keep it for personal consumption and for relatives.
This live blog reports on partisan activities in Russia, specifically detailing the sabotage of an important military supply route.
Maire Aunaste encourages the audience to engage with stories focused on kindness and positive aspects of life.
In this video, Vahur Kersna discusses his health, expressing optimism about recovery and the possibility of achieving significant improvements.
This feature includes a gallery and video celebrating Helgi Sallo's 85th birthday, focusing on her feelings of purpose and relevance.
Grete Kuld has announced that she will be taking a break from her on-air duties at Star FM for a period.
Young musician Maria Maas discusses the challenges of self-promotion on platforms like LinkedIn, suggesting it's necessary for artists to overcome embarrassment and market themselves.
Despite potential warnings, Donald Trump reportedly intends to establish an artificial intelligence task force and appoint a dedicated official to lead it.
A photo shows Grete Põld covered in dust as a result of home renovation work.
