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The front page of Õhtuleht features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a former police officer ordered to pay back embezzled funds, a children's author discussing his inspiration, and news related to Estonia's potential dual citizenship law and animal protection…
After a seven-year investigation, a former police officer has been ordered by the court to repay money that was allegedly embezzled from his family's firm to the state.
Alena Shkatula-Edur expresses her joy and fulfillment at returning to the stage, fulfilling a small dream she had to perform at least once more.
Children's author Ilmar Tomusk shares that his upbringing with four sisters and a brother provided him with abundant material for his books.
Animal welfare advocates are raising concerns that a new law could potentially leave animals in need without the necessary assistance.
Former President Donald Trump has announced a halt to the imposition of new sanctions against Russia.
Maria Rannaväli shares a candid account of losing her mother and discusses the often-unseen aspects of grief.
An Estonian sauna master, who took a ten-year break from saunas, now works at a top European spa and describes the experience with a colorful idiom.
A discussion on the potential consequences of allowing dual citizenship in Estonia, with concerns raised about its impact on military conscription.
An editorial comment on the dual citizenship debate, using a metaphor about heading towards a community that doesn't accept it.
