Woman Denied Rehabilitation Services After Years of Recovery ↗
Front page leadAn elderly woman in Haapsalu who had been recovering for years is being denied further rehabilitation services, with the headline emphasizing her plight as a human being.
Estonia
The news on Õhtuleht covers a range of domestic Estonian issues including a woman's denial of rehabilitation services, a case of identity theft involving loans, a discussion on parking fines, and local entertainment news like the 'Laululahing' singing competition. International news includes…
An elderly woman in Haapsalu who had been recovering for years is being denied further rehabilitation services, with the headline emphasizing her plight as a human being.
A woman who trusted her colleague discovered that 10,000 euros in loans had been taken out in her name.
Farmer Silja Vilbu, whose story was dubbed 'Boar Slaughter' and then 'Boar Exorcist', questions the state's crisis preparedness when simple film titles can be alarming.
The winning choir of the 'Laululahing' singing competition admits they had a slight fear of being eliminated from the show.
Performer Lauri Liiv expressed sadness about having to leave the 'Laululahing' singing competition despite delivering a good performance.
The Speaker of the US House of Representatives has announced plans for tripartite negotiations aimed at ending the ongoing war.
A popular initiative is calling for a cap of 30 euros on parking fines in Estonia.
Brazil's left-wing president, Lula, has achieved an unexpected victory by overcoming a deficit in a recent event.
Serbian President Vučić has acknowledged losing the parliamentary elections to a student-led movement.
A review of the play 'The Life of a Desert Fox' at Südalinna Theatre highlights the actor's performances as remarkably sincere, direct, and nuanced.