Estonian Defence Forces Want to Buy Ekraan Cinema for Three Million Euros ↗
Front page leadThe Estonian Defence Forces are looking to acquire the Ekraan cinema from Neinar Seli for three million euros.
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The news on Delfi's front page covers a mix of domestic Estonian affairs and international news. Top stories include the Estonian Defence Forces' potential purchase of a cinema, a historical piece about Lennart Meri's legacy, and US political news regarding a White House staff change. Other…
The Estonian Defence Forces are looking to acquire the Ekraan cinema from Neinar Seli for three million euros.
The legacy and dreams of Lennart Meri are reportedly diminishing, with his son, Mart Meri, attempting to fulfill obligations set forth in his father's will.
US President Donald Trump has changed his White House Chief of Staff, replacing the pragmatic Susie Wiles with the more ideological Stephen Miller.
A video report highlights an incident on Merivälja Road, questioning the placement and visibility of a speed camera warning sign.
Commentary by Karoliina Vasli suggests that significant layoffs are occurring and predicts a more challenging economic future for Estonia.
Triin Tramberg, the new artistic director of the Black Nights Film Festival (PÖFF), discusses her approach to the role, emphasizing self-pressure and her professional journey.
Anu Rannaveski, head of the Agency for Protection of Family Rights, announces they are seeking to fill the position of Head of E-Residence.
Kari Salmela, CEO of Hesburger, discusses the burger chain's operations, clarifying that they do not produce their own mayonnaise.