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The front page of Eesti Ekspress features a mix of domestic Estonian news and international stories. Top domestic stories include a legal battle over an apartment owner expanding into common attic space, a crisis at the Tallinn Zoo, and a political story about the Reform Party's lost votes…
A legal dispute spanning eight years has concluded with a neighbor winning the right to an attic apartment built secretly into shared space, leaving other residents without storage.
A new top executive will lead Estonia's largest hospital, with the appointee expressing the difficulty of preparing for crises without falling into a spiral of fear.
The Reform Party has lost 50,000 votes, and its top figures are successively leaving the party.
A pro-Russian activist who fled from Latvia to Russia was sent to the front lines through deception.
Rumors suggest that Silmet's raw material partner erected a monument featuring the letter 'Z'.
Tallinn has begun to address the management crisis at the city's zoo.
During a NATO exercise in Tapa, the phones of British soldiers were stolen, initiating a press operation.
A dispute over nutrition labels, potentially influencing the shopping habits of Estonians and other Eastern Europeans, is being discussed.
