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A terrorist threat has been issued against the electricity systems of all Nordic countries, according to Swedish and Finnish media reports.

Estonian Finance Minister Jürgen Ligi indicated that the government might consider making adjustments to the budget as early as spring, despite preferring to limit changes until all departmental requests have been gathered in autumn.

Keithy Kuuspu discusses the significance of recognition in the arts, emphasizing that it aids artists in progressing to their next works.

Kristjan Ilves performed well in Austria but fell short of making the top ten in the opening event of the Nordic Combined World Cup.

Silver Sillak emphasizes that the real issue facing Estonia's energy market is the insufficient development of new power plants, rather than the Emissions Trading System (ETS).

Swedish authorities are investigating a serious threat aimed at the entire Nordic energy infrastructure, which may be linked to foreign entities.

Priit Võigemast emphasizes the abundance of hidden talent among children in Estonia and calls for greater attention to their abilities.

Prime Minister Kristen Michal has stated that the decision regarding bus fares for children and pensioners should rest with politicians rather than bureaucrats, amid discussions of increased fares initiated by ministry officials in Estonia.

Cristiano Ronaldo acquired a 25% stake in the Spanish football club Almeria, which currently plays in the second tier of Spanish football.

Severe storms and heavy rain have been affecting the popular Chiang Mai region in Northern Thailand for two consecutive days, damaging homes, streets, and infrastructure.

Madle Lippus argues that the Tallinn city government's plan to reorganize schools in Northern Tallinn will significantly reduce the number of available school places and increase costs for families.

A special screening of the comedy 'Säärane mulk' took place at the Ülemiste Apollo cinema in Estonia, featuring the cast and crew as they introduced a modern interpretation of a classic play.

The article discusses the challenges of fostering pro-Estonian sentiments in Narva, featuring insights from Indrek Tarand, an adviser to the Speaker of the Estonian Parliament.

On February 25, the experimental rock band Grails performed at the Paavli Culture Factory in Tallinn, accompanied by Paul Quattrone's project Expensive Shit.

Trams in Tallinn switched to a free schedule on Thursday afternoon due to ice rain, affecting public transportation in the city.

Estonian tennis player Elena Malõgina advanced to the quarter-finals of the W75 ITF tournament in Trnava, Slovakia, after defeating two opponents.

Two young women in Uganda were arrested for kissing in public, which is punishable by life imprisonment under the country's laws.

In this episode of 'Harri Tiido's Background Stories', the risks associated with artificial intelligence are discussed.

Promise David, a former Nõmme Kalju player, has sustained a serious injury that will keep him sidelined for the remainder of the season and jeopardize his participation in the World Cup.

The Estonian Prosecutor's Office has requested the revocation of diplomatic immunity for politician Tõnis Mölder due to allegations of bribery and fraud.

The Prosecutor's Office in Estonia has requested the Chancellor of Justice to propose to the Riigikogu the revocation of Tõnis Mölder's diplomatic immunity, necessary for sending his criminal case to court.

The article discusses Jeffrey Epstein's connections to America's elite universities despite not having a degree from any of them.

Residents of Maardu held a Maslenitsa celebration on the pond ice, ignoring prohibitive signs, which has raised questions despite officials asserting the ice's safety.

The suspicious death of Jordan James Parke, a British figure known as the 'lip king', has prompted an investigation by police.

Kash Patel alleged that the FBI obtained his and Susie Wiles' phone records during the Biden administration as part of an investigation into Donald Trump.

Political parties in the Estonian parliament aim to find a unified candidate for the upcoming presidential elections this fall.

The Estonian government has decided to sell three gravel hills in Kohtla-Järve for €443,000 to a company associated with VKG.

Fashion designer Aldo Järvsoo praised the high level of Estonian jewelry art showcased at the presidential reception, highlighting the work of jeweler Sille Luiga and the beautiful outfits worn, including a notable dress designed by Anu Lensmendi.

The European Court of Justice has ruled that Hungary breached EU law by shutting down a radio station critical of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán.

Pittsburgh Penguins captain Sidney Crosby will miss at least four weeks due to an injury sustained during the Olympics.

Tallinna Sadama reported a 17.3% increase in annual profit, but a 16.3% decline in profit for the fourth quarter.

Kristina Popov will lead a tour for visitors on the final evening of her exhibition "Soo keha" at the Tartu University Natural History Museum.

Estonian Radio provides a roundup of the latest local and cultural news updates.

Comments made by President Donald Trump regarding the USA women's hockey team have generated significant backlash, with some also criticizing the men's team.

US President Donald Trump's advisors preferred that Israel would take the first military action against Iran in the case of a potential escalation, rather than the United States.

The Social Democratic Party's proposed bill to establish a cap on individual donations to political parties in Estonia has passed its first reading in the Riigikogu.

In a contrasting series of speeches before Estonia's anniversary, two distinct narratives emerged regarding the nation’s direction and unity.

Estonian lawmakers have proposed an amendment to traffic laws requiring drivers to be notified of mobile speed cameras via traffic signs.

Adelle Ader set a new Estonian record in the women's 19-29 age group for the 1000 meter distance at the Virtual Indoor Rowing World Championships.

Cher's autobiography, 'Cher: The Memoir, Part One,' published in 2024, took seven years to complete and is released in two parts.

The Estonian government plans to change laws to require children to work more hours and receive less time off.

Norwegian Johannes Høsflot Klæbo dominated the Milan-Cortina Olympics, winning all six gold medals in cross-country skiing, leaving Russian triple Olympic champion Alexander Bolshunov frustrated.

A glamorous event at Victoria Olt Gallery brought together content creators and influencers for a night of celebration and new technology showcase.

Next week, writer Tõnu Õnnepalu will be featured on the show 'Plekktrumm' discussing work and its relation to love.

The 26th traditional orchid exhibition opens at the Tallinn Botanic Garden, showcasing hundreds of blooming orchids and offering visitors a tropical escape.

Defense Minister Hanno Pevkur and Regional and Agricultural Minister Hendrik Johannes Terras will participate in a government press conference on Thursday.

The popular music group Black Eyed Peas will perform in Tallinn, Estonia, on June 15 as part of their European tour.

Typhus, an ancient disease impacting humanity for millennia, is evolving into a form increasingly resistant to treatments and spreading rapidly worldwide.

The Black Eyed Peas will perform in Tallinn, Estonia, for the first time on June 15, 2023, during their European tour.

Recent research indicates that the brains of 'super-elders' produce new neurons more effectively than their peers, potentially offering new perspectives on combating dementia.