Court Fines Pruunsild and Humal 300,000 Euros for Data Collection ↗
Front page leadA court has ordered Pruunsild and Humal to pay a total of 300,000 euros in compensation for collecting personal data.
Estonia
The Postimees front page features a mix of domestic Estonian news and international events, with a significant focus on the war in Ukraine. Top domestic stories include a court ruling fining individuals for data collection and a discussion in the Riigikogu about national security. International…
A court has ordered Pruunsild and Humal to pay a total of 300,000 euros in compensation for collecting personal data.
Oliver Kask discusses Estonia's main constitutional issue, which he identifies as a lack of trust.
The Wall Street Journal reports that Nvidia is preparing to dismiss its CEO, Jensen Huang.
A report from Kramatorsk details how Russian aircraft impacted local bus services.
Holm suggests that preparing development plans is a convenient method for demonstrating work progress.
Canada has refused visas to Russian hockey players, prompting Russia to demand the Junior World Championship be moved.
The Estonian parliament, the Riigikogu, is debating national security as a critical issue.
Diesel fuel prices at gas stations have fallen to just under two euros per liter.
Finland has confirmed that Ukraine carried out an attack on a Russian warship in the Gulf of Finland.
Reports indicate that a Russian warship was attacked in the Gulf of Finland, with the SBU claiming a missile ship was hit.
An expert suggests that Ukraine's actions have set the stage for Russian difficulties during the winter.
An economist posits that while the current situation is difficult, it holds potential benefits for the future.
A columnist issues a stark warning to Estonians regarding the need to take action for their future.
Minister Michal states that drones flying over a Russian warship subsequently landed in Russia.