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Eesti Ekspress reports on a child sexual abuse network operating in Estonia, a corruption case involving the Slava Ukraini organization, and concerns about Silmet's dependency on Russian raw materials amidst the ongoing war. The publication also covers a journalist's infiltration of a ministry…
A child abuse network, involving convicted pedophiles, operated in Estonia, with men seeking out families and establishing an apartment equipped with hidden cameras.
A former employee of the Slava Ukraini organization discovered undelivered aid shipments in Ukraine, leading to a dispute with Lehtme.
The owner of Silmet expressed concerns about losing their Russian supplier as early as the beginning of the war, and four and a half years later, the dependency has increased.
In the ongoing war, there has been a shift in positions as President Zelenskyy has for the first time discussed security guarantees with Russia.
Jonatan Vseviov has initiated a new trend on social media.
An Eesti Ekspress journalist entered the superministry without permission, drank coffee, and overheard conversations between top officials.
This story investigates the secrets of Juhan Viiding's KGB team, seeking to identify the agents known as "Üheksa" and "Oks".
An Estonian IT firm allegedly engaged in questionable business practices abroad, using dubious documents to generate millions in profit.
