Latvian Prime Minister's Party Loses in Only Six Municipalities, Farmers… ↗
Results from Latvia's local elections indicate that the Prime Minister's party suffered losses in many municipalities, and farmers did not secure any seats in parliament.
Estonia
The front page of Postimees features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include the results of Latvia's local elections, an analysis of the Estonian football team's performance, and a report on young people buying apartments in Tallinn. International news covers a potential…
Results from Latvia's local elections indicate that the Prime Minister's party suffered losses in many municipalities, and farmers did not secure any seats in parliament.
The city of Narva is aiming to become a major industrial hub in Europe, with the company Neo already planning its next factory.
This story explores the financial sacrifices young people make to purchase apartments in Tallinn, with one individual stating the effort was worthwhile despite feeling like a year of their life was erased.
A mysterious object that had caused the closure of shipping lanes in Helsinki was identified as belonging to a submerged shipwreck.
An analysis of the Estonian national team's recent performance highlights a quick goal, a controlled victory, and another draw, suggesting steady improvement.
The Rally of Sardinia is reaching its climax with the world champion to be decided on the final day, following penalties for Suninen and a rise to fourth place for Virves.
This is a live broadcast of the third day of competition at the Tallinn International Horse Show.
The Estonian Hotel and Restaurant Association warns that a significant number of employees in the sector could face food shortages.
A security expert suggests that Russia could target Ukrainian nuclear power plants during the winter.
An analysis suggests that the long-term economic and environmental impact of Google's data center could be negative for both Finland and Estonia.
This opinion piece marks the conclusion of a specific era in Latvia referred to as 'nassing spešal'.