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The Postimees front page covers a range of topics including opinion pieces on global politics and economics, a story about a rally driver's retirement, the performance of an Estonian basketball player, and economic news regarding a tourism official. International news includes a reaction to…
A scientific discussion explores the concept of national perspectives in cartography, where each country tends to place itself at the center of world maps.
An opinion piece by Erkki Bahovski analyzes how historical figures and narratives are used to justify military aggression, specifically in the context of Ukraine.
Columnist Peeter Koppel argues that avoiding accountability has detrimental economic consequences, leading to widespread poverty.
Rally driver Ott Tänak, also known as Murakas, announces the end of his professional rally racing career after an event in Saaremaa.
Commentator Rainer Saks analyzes Donald Trump's reaction to Volodymyr Zelensky's criticism, highlighting a point of agreement despite the expletive-laden outburst.
Donald Trump comments on criticism from Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, suggesting that Ukraine should elect a new leader.
An Estonian national basketball player is performing exceptionally well this season, a significant improvement after a season of limited playing time in Italy.
The Estonian Tourism Association (EISA) has re-established a tourism director role after recently eliminating the position.
A Nobel Peace Prize recipient faces backlash from Israel and other critics regarding their statements or actions.
Estonian art collectors and enthusiasts raised 2.3 million euros for art through an auction.
Ukrainian writers are demonstrating increased resilience and resisting arrest, drawing a comparison to the suppression of dissent during the Stalin era.