200 Kilos of Gold and 28 Million Euros in Cash: Viljandi Family Accused of… ↗
Front page leadA family from Viljandi, accused of slavery, has revealed a hoard of 200 kilos of gold and 28 million euros in cash.
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The front page of Õhtuleht features a mix of domestic and international news. Prominent stories include a criminal case involving a family accused of slavery and hoarding money, a story about a racing driver potentially losing his license, and concerns about elderly drivers. International news…
A family from Viljandi, accused of slavery, has revealed a hoard of 200 kilos of gold and 28 million euros in cash.
The Defense Resources Agency threatened to revoke Formula 1 driver Paul Aron's driving license, causing a significant controversy.
An editorial discusses the effectiveness of punishments, questioning whether time in prison is necessary and touching upon driving license revocation.
Russia is reportedly sending soldiers who are HIV-positive to the front lines of the conflict.
Spain is in mourning after a pensioner died following eviction from their home.
Concerns are rising about elderly drivers posing a risk on the roads, with family doctors advocating for more stringent checks.
Karmo Tüür writes about the intersection of plague and politics, using a metaphor about a dropped test tube in Siberia.
The family doctor of King Charles III and Queen Camilla was found murdered in his home.
A former US intelligence officer defrauded the government of $200 million and accumulated a large amount of gold at home.
Curler Marie Kaldvee and her team are beginning their final preparations for the European Championships on home ice.
At Estonia's request, a Russian company has been excluded from the list of EU sanctions.