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The news on Õhtuleht covers a range of topics including domestic Estonian crime and politics, international conflicts, and celebrity news. A significant portion of the top stories focuses on domestic issues, such as the release of mortality data by the Estonian Ministry of Interior and political…
The Estonian Ministry of the Interior has released mortality data for 1.7 million Estonians, with the article hinting at surprising findings within this information.
This report details events involving Telegram instructions, burning cars, and looting in Sinimäed, linked to the downfall of the 'Maardu trio'.
Leo Kunnas and Meelis Kiili have announced their candidacy for the Estonian parliamentary elections as part of the Centre Party's list, accompanied by video and photo evidence.
The article questions Estonia's decision to cease cooperation with Finland and Latvia on an armament purchase, framing it as a strategic error.
A live blog reports on Russia's overnight attack on Kyiv, which resulted in at least two fatalities and four injuries.
Singer Tanja Mihhailova states that she has no current romantic interests and does not use dating sites or actively date.
A report from TV3 highlights the case of young Annabel, whose recovery was reportedly recognized by the state as having occurred overnight.
The owner of a Bulgarian football club, where the Estonian national team recently played, has been murdered.
The Bulgarian football coach was fired immediately after the match where his team drew against Estonia.
Sander Rebane and Kristjan Keres went on an adventure with children in the mountains of Poland, with the children reportedly experiencing excitement.
