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The front page of Eesti Ekspress features a prominent story questioning whether political opponents in Tallinn ordered the sanctions against Oleg Ossinovski, causing a scandal that impacts Estonian-Ukrainian relations. Other top stories include a domestic crime where a man set his rival's home on…
A scandal is shaking Estonian-Ukrainian relations, with questions arising about whether political opponents in Tallinn were behind the sanctions against Oleg Ossinovski.
In Valga, a jealous man has been accused of setting his rival's home on fire, leaving the ceiling black from the blaze.
In the ongoing war, Russians are reportedly planning to halt the operation of all Ukrainian nuclear power plants through attacks.
During a lecture in Tartu, Martin Herem stated that love for one's country is insufficient and that soldiers require proper training.
Southern Europeans are escaping extreme heat by seeking refuge in Estonia, with one individual expressing relief upon arrival.
The political parties Eesti 200 and the Greens are reportedly in discussions about potentially merging.
A person was fined 1940 euros for failing to complete mandatory health checks, but the court permitted them to continue driving.
