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Wednesday, September 30, 2026
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A dispute over sanctions against the businessman Oleg Ossinovski has reached the heart of the capital, with questions raised over whether political rivals in Tallinn may have orchestrated the restrictions. The row is now coloring diplomatic relations with Ukraine, where Mr Ossinovski's Skinest Group is a major player in the railway sector.
The Centre Party has bolstered its parliamentary list with the addition of Leo Kunnas and Meelis Kiili. Mr Kiili noted that they are joining as experts rather than party members for the upcoming state elections.
Elsewhere, the Ministry of the Interior has released mortality records for 1.7 million Estonians spanning a century. While the data offers a vast historical record, tens of thousands of living citizens are more concerned with the present: a looming deadline to repay state funds.
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A scandal is unfolding in Estonia with allegations that political opponents in Tallinn orchestrated sanctions against businessman Oleg Ossinovski, leading to strained relations between Estonia and Ukraine. Oleg Ossinovski is the owner of Skinest Group.
Delfi:
Did political opponents from Tallinn order the sanctioning of Oleg Ossinovski?
A story investigates whether political rivals in Tallinn are behind the sanctions against Oleg Ossinovski, highlighting a contentious issue affecting Estonia-Ukraine relations.
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The Estonian Ministry of the Interior has released comprehensive mortality data for 1.7 million Estonians, with the accompanying article suggesting that the information contains surprising findings.
Õhtuleht:
100 Years of Death: Ministry of Interior Revealed Mortality Data of 1.7…
The Estonian Ministry of the Interior has released mortality data for 1.7 million Estonians, with the article hinting at surprising findings within this information.
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Investigative journalist Sulev Vedler has revealed significant secrets concerning the arms trade, including the identities concealed behind a company registered in the Cayman Islands.
Eesti Ekspress:
Sulev Vedler: The Arms Trade's Big Secrets - Who Hid Behind a Cayman Islands…
Investigative journalist Sulev Vedler reveals secrets about the arms trade, uncovering who was concealed behind a company registered in the Cayman Islands.
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Doctors are sharing their experiences and observations regarding patients who opt to abandon evidence-based cancer treatments in favor of alternative methods, including those who believe cancer can be 'starved to death.'
Delfi:
Cancer is 'starved to death.' Doctors discuss patients who distrust…
Doctors share their experiences with patients who refuse evidence-based cancer treatments, opting instead for alternative methods.
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A report details events in Sinimäed involving Telegram instructions, burning cars, and looting, which are connected to the downfall of a group referred to as the 'Maardu trio.'
Õhtuleht:
Telegram Instructions, Burning Cars, and Looting in Sinimäed: The Fall of the…
This report details events involving Telegram instructions, burning cars, and looting in Sinimäed, linked to the downfall of the 'Maardu trio'.
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Kristina Kallas, the current leader of the Eesti 200 party and Minister of Education and Research, is seeking a new leader for the party, citing being overwhelmed with her current tasks.
Eesti Ekspress:
Kristina Kallas Seeks a Partner to Lead Eesti 200 Into Elections
Kristina Kallas, the leader of the Eesti 200 party, is looking for a new leader for the party as she feels overwhelmed with tasks.
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