President Ülle Madise has nominated Supreme Court judge Oliver Kase as the candidate for the Ombudsman (Chancellor of Justice) position. This nomination has been met with criticism from the EKRE party.

Õhtuleht: President Nominates Oliver Kase as Ombudsman Candidate

Estonian President Ülle Madise has nominated Oliver Kase as a candidate for the position of Ombudsman.

Delfi: President nominates court judge Oliver Kase as Ombudsman

President Ülle Madise has nominated Supreme Court judge Oliver Kase to the position of Ombudsman, a nomination that has drawn criticism only from the EKRE party.

Postimees: Madise nominates Oliver Kase as candidate for Ombudsman

Minister of Justice, Madis, has nominated Oliver Kase as a candidate for the position of Ombudsman.

A new report details the concerning transformation of an individual named Tarmo, highlighting how he gradually became a dangerous threat and ultimately committed a violent crime that shocked the community.

Eesti Ekspress: Man's Descent into Violence: How Tarmo Became a Threat

A report details how an individual named Tarmo gradually became more dangerous, eventually committing a violent crime that shocked everyone.

An investigation has uncovered allegations that a prominent Estonian IT company is secretly collaborating with illegal online casinos internationally, reportedly generating millions in profits from these activities.

Eesti Ekspress: Estonian Top IT Firm's Secret: Working with Illegal Online Casinos Abroad for…

An investigation reveals that a leading Estonian IT company allegedly collaborates with illegal online casinos internationally, generating millions in profit.

The court proceedings against a central figure involved in a recently uncovered pedophile network are scheduled to begin in the spring, marking a new phase in the ongoing legal efforts against the group.

Eesti Ekspress: Trial of a Key Figure in Pedophile Network to Begin in Spring

The court process against a central figure of a pedophile network is scheduled to commence in the spring.

Politicians from the Eesti 200 party are reportedly expressing significant concern and uncertainty regarding the country's future and the outcomes of upcoming elections.

Postimees: 'This is a tough situation!' Uncertainty about the future and elections…

Politicians from the Eesti 200 party are primarily troubled by uncertainty regarding the future and upcoming elections.

The Supreme Court is preparing to remove a significant advantage for those who file election appeals, a measure intended to make the electoral complaint process "safer and braver."

Delfi: Supreme Court to remove major trump card for election appeals

The Supreme Court is set to eliminate a significant advantage for those filing election appeals, a move described as making the process "safer and braver" with a certain individual.

In an interview, Jonatan Vseviov, Secretary General of the Estonian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, discussed how merely repeating the ideas of former President Lennart Meri would not yield the same results today.

Postimees: Interview: Jonatan Vseviov on repeating Lennart Meri's ideas

In an interview, Jonatan Vseviov discusses how someone repeating Lennart Meri's ideas would not achieve the same results.

An Estonian fitness athlete has undergone a notable personal transformation, shifting from a party-oriented lifestyle to dedicating herself to becoming a top athlete.

Õhtuleht: Estonian Fitness Star's Transformation from Partygoer to Athlete

An Estonian fitness athlete has undergone a significant transformation, changing from a party lifestyle to that of a top athlete.

Despite a judge initially deeming a driver's arguments against a minor traffic fine as absurd, the Supreme Court ultimately ruled that the individual had the right to appeal the fine.

Eesti Ekspress: Judge Calls Driver's Traffic Fine Arguments Absurd; Supreme Court Rules in…

A judge described a driver's arguments against a minor traffic fine as absurd, but the Supreme Court found that the man had a right to appeal.