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The Estonian basketball team is set to play against Sweden in a World Cup qualifying match in Stockholm this Friday.

The nominees for the 2025 Estonian Theater Awards have been announced, with winners to be declared on International Theatre Day.

The Estonian government is planning to introduce a legislative amendment that would allow for the restraint of dangerous patients outside hospital psychiatric departments in three different methods.

Vladimir Arhipov advocates for a renewed focus on oil shale energy to address the crisis in Estonia's energy sector.

The article discusses recent radio news highlights from Estonia.

Eesti Energia reported an 83 million euro loss for the past year attributed to significant write-downs on oil shale assets.

Neymar scored two goals to lead Santos to a 2-1 victory against Vasco, silencing critics as he returned from injury.

Finland's economy experienced a growth rate of 0.4% in the last quarter of 2025, which was lower than previously anticipated, leading to revised growth forecasts.

The official ice road connecting Saaremaa and Hiiumaa islands in Estonia has been closed for the season due to rising water levels making travel unsafe.

Estonia's national basketball team is preparing to face Sweden in two crucial World Cup qualifying matches this week.

Scientists have discovered that gut bacteria in grasshoppers can survive with only about 60 genes, significantly fewer than typical bacteria.

Celebrated singer Anne Veski is set to celebrate her 70th birthday on February 27, with a retrospective using archival material from ERR.

The article provides a brief overview of various news segments broadcasted by ERR, including domestic news, culture, sports, and international stories.

The Italian government has called for a suspension of the emissions trading system (ETS) until a comprehensive reform is completed.

The article discusses the decline in attention towards ice sailing in Estonia despite its past prominence, particularly in light of recent sports events.

Paramount's latest offer overtakes Netflix's, leading to a significant acquisition battle in the media industry.

Estonia is considering new legislation that would allow for three different methods to restrain dangerous patients, expanding options beyond current regulations.

Urmas Reinsalu emphasizes the need for political parties in Estonia to clearly express their stance on the continuation of Alar Karis as president, as society seeks clarity and confidence.

The Pakistani Defense Minister has declared war against the Afghan Taliban following airstrikes on major Afghan cities.

Saaremaa and Hiiumaa are seeking reductions in flight ticket prices between the islands and Tallinn due to a significant drop in passenger numbers.

Ukraine launched an airstrike on energy facilities in Russia's Belgorod region, damaging electricity and heating supplies in the area.

Henrik Hololei discusses the current state of the European Union in an interview, emphasizing the challenges it faces due to ineffective green transition strategies and market issues.

The Estonian Ministry of Education plans further revisions to the national curricula, initially updated in 2023, focusing on elective course volumes and assessment methods.

Valencia achieved a significant victory over Baskonia with a score of 108-79, securing their spot as second in the EuroLeague standings.

Flora's key player Nikita Mihhailov will not be part of the team due to an impending foreign contract, marking a significant gap in their lineup.

Paavo Nõgene stated that he became a conservative leader for Tallink during various crises, announcing his resignation and implying that a new leader may adopt a different approach.

Estonian wheelchair curling team members Ain Villau and Kätlin Riidebach are preparing for the upcoming Paralympic Games in Cortina, Italy, with the aim of delivering their best performance.

Elena Malõgina reached the quarter-finals in Slovakia, while Kristjan Ilves jumped over 200 meters in Austria.

A detailed report on the current events in Estonia, aired at 9 PM.

Estonia's basketball coach Heiko Rannula has not disclosed which two out of the 14 players will miss the upcoming World Cup qualifying matches against Sweden.

The Narva Museum is hosting a three-day adventure camp for children during the school holidays, featuring pirate games, Viking skills, and scout knowledge.

The article provides an overview of sign language news broadcasts in Estonia.

On Friday, Estonia is expected to experience sleet and freezing rain as warm air moves in from the west.

Tallinn's restructuring of its school network is met with satisfaction from school leaders as they relocate to new facilities.

In Saaremaa, the Isamaa party has submitted a motion of no confidence against a member of its coalition partner EKRE, amid political tensions surrounding local school reforms.

Estonia's new teacher career model, effective from March 1, continues to generate confusion despite government confirmations and revised guidance.

The Estonian Prime Minister assures that children and pensioners will not be charged for bus rides, amid discussions on whether to increase state funding or reduce bus lines, primarily affecting rural areas.

The Sports Court has reduced a two-year competition ban imposed on Ethiopian middle-distance runner Diribe Welteji for a doping violation.

Ralf Tribuntsov and Martin Himma swapped sports as Tribuntsov tried skiing and Himma took to swimming, showcasing their attempts in a lighthearted video segment.

Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen announced that early elections will be held in Denmark on March 24.

Estonian tennis player Mark Lajal was ousted in the second round of the ATP Challenger tournament in Saint Brieuc, France, by Pierre-Hugues Herbert.

The article provides a segment of current news updates in Estonia, highlighting various topics of interest from local culture to sports.

A Russian drone approached the French aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle during its port visit in Malmö, prompting Sweden's defense forces to take countermeasures.

The article presents a broadcast overview of important news and cultural events in Estonia at 17:00.

The exhibition 'Color Thrill' at the Estonian Museum of Photography explores the principles of color physics, the history of color photography, and offers interactive experiences for visitors of all ages.

Swedish skier Frida Karlsson remains committed to retiring from elite sports after the 2027 World Championships, despite winning two Olympic gold medals.

A new immersive performance at Tartu Uues Teater invites audiences to experience the story of a hero without the use of sight, requiring them to wear blindfolds.

Tallinn City Museum, in collaboration with researchers, is undertaking a project to study rare 16th-century pictorial tapestries in its collection.

Tallinna Port's profit increased by 17 percent over the past year, despite a slight decrease in revenue due to lower earnings from the icebreaker Botnica's operations.

The article discusses various news updates from Estonia on February 26, 2026, covering several topics.