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Estonia
The Eesti Ekspress front page features a prominent story on the Lehtme trial, detailing testimonies and a hidden love affair. Other top stories include escaped binturongs at a zoo, geopolitical discussions in Abu Dhabi concerning European security, a special forces commander's call for expansion…
During the 21st court day of the Lehtme trial, a key figure testified, with discussions around overestimation and Ukrainian law, alongside a previously downplayed love affair.
Escaped binturongs at the zoo are reported to have eaten the facility's turtledoves.
Discussions in Abu Dhabi on the 1720th day of the war are not solely focused on Ukraine's peace but also involve Europe's security.
The leader of the K-commando states that the expansion of the unit is not a question but an urgent necessity.
A piece discusses the 'Wild West' nature of traffic at signalized intersections, suggesting that survival is an individual responsibility and questioning why fines are decreasing.
A story about a legal dispute where one party received a two-year jail sentence, questioning if the neighbor who built a secret attic was victorious.
A significant issue has arisen at the nunnery, with the zoo director reportedly seeking to remove the unicorns.
During a NATO exercise in Tapa, a British soldier's phone was stolen, and there are reports of alien abductions beginning.
A debate is ongoing about how Nutri-Score might change shopping habits, with one sentiment suggesting a paternalistic approach towards Eastern Europeans.
