The Estonian women's épée fencing team has achieved a notable success by advancing to the semi-finals of the World Championships after defeating strong opponents like France and the reigning champions.

Delfi: LIVE BLOG | Estonian women's épée team defeats second-seeded France, reaches…

The Estonian women's épée fencing team has advanced to the semi-finals of the World Championships after a victory against France.

Postimees: LIVE BLOG: One Win Separates Medals! Estonian Epee Team Reached Semi-Finals…

The Estonian women's epee fencing team has advanced to the semi-finals of the World Championships after a decisive victory against France.

Õhtuleht: LIVE | Estonian Women's Épée Team Left No Chance to Title Defenders in World…

The Estonian women's épée fencing team has advanced to the quarter-finals of the World Championships, defeating the reigning champions.

Delfi: Less plastic packaging, higher prices. New packaging regulation forces…

New regulations on plastic packaging are leading to higher costs for businesses, compelling them to invest significantly in new solutions.

Health authorities in Estonia are issuing urgent warnings against a pseudotherapist who is promoting the ingestion of highly toxic turpentine to a large online audience, emphasizing the life-threatening risks involved.

Õhtuleht: Miracle Cure from the Hardware Store? Estonian Pseud healer Swallows Lethally…

An Estonian self-proclaimed healer is reported to be consuming toxic turpentine in front of a large online audience, raising health concerns.

Eesti Ekspress: Pseudotherapist promotes turpentine ingestion; health authorities warn it's…

A pseudotherapist is promoting the ingestion of turpentine, a dangerous substance, leading to a warning from health authorities about the life-threatening risks involved.

Delfi: Pseudo-healer promotes drinking turpentine. Health Board: it is life-threatening

A self-proclaimed healer is promoting the ingestion of turpentine, a practice that the Health Board warns is extremely dangerous and potentially fatal.

An ongoing investigation into a government commission's fight against money laundering highlights calls for greater action against criminals. Meanwhile, Chancellor of Justice Ülle Madise is at the center of public anticipation regarding her potential candidacy for the presidential election.

Eesti Ekspress: Investigation into government commission's fight against money laundering

This article details the efforts of a government commission to combat money laundering, urging for more investigation and action against criminals. It is presented as a major investigative piece with supporting documents available.

Õhtuleht: 'Dear Ülle, Please Run!' Everyone Awaits the Chancellor's Decision on Running…

There is public anticipation for the Chancellor of Justice, Ülle Madise, to announce her candidacy for the presidential election.

The State Chancellery's 5 million euro commission for AI training services is raising questions about the investment's scope. Separately, a police commissioner was involved in a private party disturbance, and a company previously named Pärnu's 'Company of the Year' has been convicted in a criminal case.

Õhtuleht: Police Called to Officers' Private Party: Rampaging Commissioner Taken to…

A police commissioner was involved in a disturbance at a private party, leading to his detainment and a subsequent lawsuit.

Postimees: State Chancellery Orders AI Trainers for 5 Million: What Can Be Obtained for…

The Estonian State Chancellery is commissioning AI training services worth 5 million euros, raising questions about the scope and value of the investment.

Postimees: Pärnu's Company of the Year Found Guilty in Criminal Case

The company previously recognized as Pärnu's 'Company of the Year' has been convicted in a criminal case.

Tallinn is set to expand its public transport network this Saturday with the launch of a new tram line to the airport and three additional trolley lines.

Postimees: Airport Tram to Start Running on Saturday, Three Trolley Lines to Begin…

Tallinn is launching new public transport services, including a tram line to the airport and three new trolley lines, starting this Saturday.