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Europe · EstoniaSuspected of misusing funds by the Central Criminal Police, the former head of NGO Slava Ukraine, Johanna-Maria Lehtme, living in Kiev, wrote her house in the name of her mother after the Postimeh winter articles and before receiving the suspicion.See the Story
PHOTOS ⟩ Lehtme imprisoned his precious house in safe hands
Mathematics · EstoniaThis year's main school exam results show that compared to last year, the average result for the mathematics final exam has increased, but the number of students taking the exam in Estonian has grown.See the Story
GRAAFIKUD ⟩ Põhikooli matemaatika eksamil põrus pea veerand õpilastest
Europe · EstoniaThe head of the Estonian Defence Forces, General Martin Herem, explained to Postimey what the Estonian Defence Forces' masterplan is for defending Estonia in the event of a military attack and how, on the basis of this, an additional 1.6 billion euros of ammunition was calculated in addition to the defence budget.See the Story
INTERVIEW ⟩ Martin Herem, head of the Defence Forces, explains: our proposal is to fight in a different way
Europe · TartuAt the same time as SAPTK representatives conducted an inspection of the ferry in Tartu, two young people from the background danced. Although Estonians are known for both singing and dance, these young people's dance performances at SAPTK were not boring. Not everything was criticized. "Something so amazing has never been shown to me," praised someone in the media.See the Story
'Please be quiet!' Kirev dance and circus acts added to SAPTK gala to the second part of the concert.
Europe · EstoniaMuhammad Ibrahim Uthman, a 36-year-old citizen of the Republic of Sudan who was sentenced to four years behind bars in 2020 for raping a schoolgirl, will soon end, but he will not be able to live any time soon.See the Story
An aggressive Sudanese who will soon be released from prison begins to live in the capital under a watchful eye
Europe · TartuIn Tartu's southern district on November 5th, a car driving at a high speed with a shopping center facade crashed into Tasku's center wall and cannot be demolished. It turns out that it was not needed for emergency demolition at the time, using its own resources. After an investigation and expert opinion, it is clear that the building in need of emergency demolition will remain under management.See the Story
