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Eesti Ekspress features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a dispute at Estonia's zoo involving the director and staff, an apartment owner expanding their space by illegally using common attic areas, and an update on the war in Ukraine focusing on corruption…
A significant conflict has erupted at Estonia's zoo, with the director reportedly planning to remove animals while senior staff are seeking the director's removal.
An apartment owner has been accused of illegally expanding their living space by taking over a shared attic area, depriving neighbors of their storage facilities.
In Ukraine, corruption investigators are targeting the centers of fraudulent call operations, with investigations extending to high-ranking security officials.
During the court proceedings of the Lehtme case, the focus shifted from documentation to a previously unmentioned love affair.
Jarno Habicht is bringing his experiences from working in Ukraine to an Estonian hospital, sharing insights gained from challenging conditions.
Commentator Sulev Vedler reflects on the current times, suggesting it is a period where feeling fear is understandable or even appropriate.
During a NATO exercise in Tapa, British soldiers had their mobile phones stolen, leading to an investigation into the thefts.
A dispute concerning the Nutri-Score system is highlighted, with a quote suggesting a sentiment of being misled as Europeans.
A report touching upon the tombstone of Juhan Viiding, with a title suggesting an emotional or impactful discovery.
