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The news from Õhtuleht covers a range of domestic and international topics, including political statements, consumer product availability, a scandal involving alleged sexual harassment, and international relations regarding Ukraine and Russia. There is also coverage of Estonian cultural figures…
Peeter Võsa's sexist comments caused shock in the Tallinn City Council, with him stating that women only need to know three things: the taste of salt, the way home, and the length of their nightgown.
Customers are upset because some Finnish products previously found in Prisma stores have disappeared from Co-op shelves.
Twenty-two major Estonian food producers have submitted a public appeal to the Prime Minister, requesting that the adoption of the Nutri-Score labeling system be halted.
An alleged harasser, described as a 'bus boy,' has attracted the attention of the Norwegian media, with reports suggesting Estonia might be too small to contain the scandal.
Under pressure from the United States, Ukraine has ceased its attacks on Russian oil refineries.
Jaan Tätte is reportedly living his dream life in Vilsandi, with love preventing boredom.
Estonian Song finalist Kerli Kivilaan stated that she does not believe events in her private life should prevent her from achieving her personal goals.
Fifty-five illegal immigrants allegedly misrepresented their age, claiming to be minors.
