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The front page of Postimees features a mix of domestic Estonian news, including budget discussions, and international affairs, particularly related to the war in Ukraine. Several opinion pieces and economic news items are also highlighted, alongside a feature story about a Ukrainian-owned cafe in…
An opinion piece by security expert Rainer Saks discusses how Russia's actions have led to food isolation for Ukrainian residents and increasing losses on the front lines.
This opinion piece by observer Raivo Vare delves into the mythological perceptions of Ukraine as the underlying cause for Russia's war.
Estonia's draft budget for the upcoming year, totaling 21.3 billion, allocates increased funding to defense and pensions while reducing healthcare spending.
An economic report highlights significant salary increases in two government ministries over the past year.
A statement from Joller regarding the minimum wage increase for healthcare professionals, suggesting it is not the primary concern.
A discussion by Postimees journalists about the state budget for 2027, with a specific mention that teachers are not the most vulnerable group.
A detailed presentation of Estonia's state budget for the upcoming year.
An analysis by Meelis Oidsalu suggests that new intelligence reports have led to European complacency regarding potential Russian escalation.
A feature story about a Ukrainian-owned cafe in Estonia that has become a popular destination, drawing tourists from around the globe for its potato pancakes.
