Settlement Reached: Peeter Kaares' Sons Pay 77,000 Euros to Slavery Victims ↗
Front page leadPeeter Kaares' sons have settled a case by paying 77,000 euros to victims of slavery.
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Peeter Kaares' sons have settled a case by paying 77,000 euros to victims of slavery.
Mart Soidro comments on political figures, suggesting a certain man was more desired as prime minister than Michal.
Eesti Energia intends to reduce its workforce by 10% despite reporting positive financial results.
A report details how fraudsters are managing to extract large sums of money, up to 50,000 euros over five years, from elderly individuals.
The article discusses the challenges of the new care reform, noting that while moving into care homes is easier, support for in-home care is lacking.
The parents of a boy who received a 2.5 million euro gene therapy discuss his progress after the treatment on the radio show 'Baby Fever'.
Ukrainian President Zelensky expressed hope for increased aid from the United States following the Democratic Party's electoral success.
Reality TV personality Brigitte Susanne Hunt disclosed the amount of her maternity pay and asked for privacy.
Rapper säm revealed he invested a substantial amount of money into his new album and expressed concern about potential bankruptcy.
Law enforcement is actively searching for Teetu, a 34-year-old individual who has gone missing in Tartu.