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The main stories on Eesti Ekspress cover a sex offender network operating in Estonia, a new player in Estonian politics, an investigative journalist's infiltration of a ministry, concerns about a Russian supplier for a company named Silmet due to the Ukraine war, an opinion piece on Trump and…
A sex offender network, including a pensioner who assisted children, operated in Estonia, with members seeking out families with children and establishing an apartment equipped with hidden cameras.
A new player has entered the political landscape of Estonia.
An Express journalist gained unauthorized access to the Superministry, where they observed and overheard conversations between top officials.
The owner of Silmet expressed concerns about the potential loss of their Russian supplier at the beginning of the conflict in Ukraine.
In an opinion piece, Andrei Hvostov likens Donald Trump to a violin being played by Vladimir Putin.
An Estonian IT company allegedly generates millions in profit by collaborating with illegal online casinos operating internationally.
The story discusses instances of violence among young people in Tallinn, questioning whether there is adequate support for them.
This story delves into the secrets of the Juhan Viiding KGB committee, investigating the identities of agents known as "Üheksa" and "Oks".
