Interview: Jonatan Vseviov on repeating Lennart Meri's ideas ↗
Front page leadIn an interview, Jonatan Vseviov discusses how someone repeating Lennart Meri's ideas would not achieve the same results.
Estonia
The Postimees front page features a mix of Estonian domestic news, including political commentary on the Eesti 200 party's future, a court case involving a former RKAS official, and a nomination for the ombudsman position. International news touches upon the war in Ukraine, with a piece…
In an interview, Jonatan Vseviov discusses how someone repeating Lennart Meri's ideas would not achieve the same results.
Minister of Justice, Madis, has nominated Oliver Kase as a candidate for the position of Ombudsman.
An RKAS department head, who lost their job due to the actions of the Internal Security Service, has lost their court case.
Recollections from Oleg Gross's 35 years in the trade, including anecdotes about muddy high heels and a significant fire.
Politicians from the Eesti 200 party are primarily troubled by uncertainty regarding the future and upcoming elections.
A glimmer of hope from Cyprus for an Estonian modernist who disappeared from their rural home after being sent to a gas chamber.
People in Abkhazia are supporting Ukraine, despite the public dangers and the presence of drones overhead.
Artificial intelligence has begun causing job cuts, and the government should be on high alert.
An opinion piece discussing jobs that were never actually created.
A piece reflecting on the landscape of "Truth and Justice", describing hills, fields, buildings, and surrounding bogs.
The restaurant at Kurro Nature Spa features dishes that combine elements of farms, forests, and lakes.