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About Postimees
Postimees is owned by Postimees Grupp (formerly Eesti Meedia), which has been fully controlled by entrepreneur Margus Linnamäe via his investment firm MM Grupp since 2015. Ivar Vendelin also holds a 20% stake. Postimees Grupp is one of two large media corporations that dominate the Estonian media market.
Postimees is an established paper-of-record in Estonia, a country with strong press freedoms, ranking highly in the Reporters Without Borders' Press Freedom Index. However, the outlet has faced controversies, including accusations from its journalists in 2017 of owner interference in editorial policy. There have also been reports of journalists leaving due to conflicts and analyses in Estonian media questioning whether Postimees's coverage favors its owner's business interests. In 2020, Postimees rejected state aid, citing concerns about journalistic independence. While generally considered centrist to center-right, with its owner supporting a conservative party, Estonia's media market is highly concentrated, which RSF notes can be a weakness.
Estonian Official Notes Lack of Fisherman Feedback on New EU Rules
- An Estonian official stated that fishermen provided little feedback on new EU regulations. - The regulations, directly impacting fishermen, were introduced via an EU implementing regulation. - The m…
US offers $10 million reward for information on Russian hackers targeting critical infrastructure
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Ukraine Seeks Defense Against Russian Missiles, Exploring New Interceptor and Patriot Production
- Ukraine is developing its own interceptor missile, the FP-7.x, to counter Russian ballistic missile attacks. - The country has also received U.S. approval to produce Patriot missiles locally. - The …
Thousands of Teacher Candidates Seek University Admission Amid Shortage
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Ukraine War Day 1604: Zelenskyy Discusses Security with Southeast Asian Leaders
- The 1604th day of the war in Ukraine was marked by discussions on security between Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Southeast Asian leaders. - Russia's invasion of Ukraine began on Februa…
Ukraine President Proposes Serhiy Koretskyi for Prime Minister
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has officially proposed Serhiy Koretskyi as the candidate for Prime Minister to the parliament. - The Speaker of the Parliament, Ruslan Stefanchuk, confirmed …
Ukraine Expands Financial Sanctions on Russia to Cover Virtual Assets, Digital Services
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Cracked Cherries Frustrate Gardeners: Can They Still Be Used for Preserves?
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US Army Plans to Screen Soldiers for Low Testosterone
- The U.S. Department of Defense plans to screen soldiers aged 30 and older for low testosterone levels. - The initiative aims to ensure military personnel maintain optimal testosterone levels for pea…
Estonia U20 team defeats Kosovo in close European Championship match
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Cause of death for 1966 England World Cup winner Nobby Stiles revealed
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Merz: German voters will not bring far-right to power
- German Chancellor Friedrich Merz expressed confidence that the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party will not win an absolute majority in two regional elections this year. - Merz, a conserva…
Levadia leads 5-0, but Zahovaiko stresses: Everything starts from 0-0, we won't take discounts!
- FC Levadia Tallinn secured a commanding 5-0 victory against Caernarfon Town in the first leg of their Europa Conference League qualifier. - Despite the significant lead, head coach Vyacheslav Zahova…
Kyrgyzstan declares travel ban and fine on Estonian citizen unlawful
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Interview: Paide Linnameeskond Coach Tarmo Kink Says Head Coaches Must Never Get Too Comfortable
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Wall inscription reveals identity of ancient Mayan mathematical genius, lost for over a millennium
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Ele and Kaja Kõlar's music to be featured on new compilation album
- A compilation album featuring the work of Estonian music duo Ele and Kaja Kõlar is set to be released by the record label Vaiguviiul. - The album, titled "Mina ise" (Myself), aims to showcase the un…
A woman's story of surviving tsunami and hurricane captivates with its words
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Fisherman: Estonian Neutrality on EU Fishing Rules Sparks Anger
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Did You Know? Hamsters Float and Inflate Cheeks: 10 Surprising Facts About Small Pets
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Pärnu Parking Chaos Sparks Social Media Backlash
- Pärnu residents have taken to social media to criticize the city's parking arrangements, particularly on Vanapargi Street. - The Pärnu city government acknowledges the feedback and will review the p…
Book Review: "Life Was Lived Before Too" Recalls Socialist-Era Estonian Cuisine
- Maire Suits, a former media cook and journalist, has authored a book of culinary memories from the socialist era. - The book, "Eks elati ju ennegi. Sotsialismiaja söögimälestusi," draws on her perso…
Russia Pulls Arctic Air Defenses Amid Ukraine Threat, Expert Says
- Russia is reportedly withdrawing air defense systems from the Arctic region. - This move is attributed to Ukraine's air attack capabilities, forcing Russia to redeploy defenses. - Security expert Ra…
Karijärve string orchestra: 20 years of life like a movie
- The Karijärve string orchestra, led by violinist Eveli Roosaare, returned from the World Orchestra Festival in Vienna. - The young musicians performed in prestigious venues like Schönbrunn Palace an…
Smelt Festival Brings Top Chefs to Kasepää
- A festival celebrating the Peipsi Lake smelt and other lake fish will take place in Kasepää on July 18. - Top chefs will conduct workshops on preparing and tasting local fish dishes. - The event wil…
New Allies in the Fight Against Uranium Pollution: Bacteria
- Scientists are exploring the use of naturally occurring microbes found in mining water as a potential solution for uranium contamination. - These bacteria can metabolize toxic uranium, converting it…
Tom Cruise unrecognizable in new film trailer 'Digger'
- A trailer for Alejandro González Iñárritu's new film "Digger" reveals Tom Cruise in a drastically altered appearance. - Cruise portrays an eccentric oil magnate tasked with saving the world in the u…
Ancient human DNA found in cave paintings for the first time
- A new paleogenetic study suggests ancient cave paintings may contain human DNA. - Researchers claim this 'genetic archive' could offer new information about the artists. - The study is exploring the…
Editorial: Millions wasted on unnecessary cable trenches
- Estonia is unnecessarily burying 45 million euros worth of cabling for internet infrastructure in rural areas. - The project, led by the Ministry of Justice and Digital Affairs, is seen as a wastefu…
Two months to elections | Social Democrats' path to coalition in Sweden remains on shaky ground
- A poll conducted two months before Sweden's parliamentary elections predicts a win for the left-wing opposition. - If elections were held now, no party in the ruling right-wing coalition would surpa…
Complaint filed with FIFA ethics committee regarding President Gianni Infantino
- The international NGO FairSquare filed a complaint against FIFA President Gianni Infantino with FIFA's ethics committee. - One reason for the complaint involves the controversial annulment of a red …
Estonian politicians question military figures leading government, cite 'tragedy for democracy'
- Social Democrat Jevgeni Ossinovski believes a military figure should not lead executive power or be president in a democratic state. - Finance Minister Jürgen Ligi called a candidate's potential run…
WATCH VIDEO ⟩ Bee Silk - What Is It and Can It Become a Plastic Substitute?
- Scientists are exploring bee silk as a potential replacement for plastic due to its lightweight, durable, and biodegradable properties. - Researchers have created the first film from bee silk, exper…
Falklands War's legacy echoes in England-Argentina football clash officiated by Michael Oliver
- The 1982 Falklands War between Argentina and the UK directly influenced football referee Michael Oliver's career. - Oliver, who was not yet born when the conflict occurred, officiated a match betwee…
Riga festival organizers face criminal probe over alleged misuse of composer Raimonds Pauls' name
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Historic Record in Haapsalu: Estonia Measures Highest UV Index Ever
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Packaging rules could raise prices and increase food waste, critics say
- New EU regulations starting January 1, 2030, will prohibit the sale of individually wrapped produce like cucumbers and packaged peppers in stores across member states. - Producers and supply chains …
Tõrva dam failures linked to decade's worth of rain
- Two dams in Tõrva broke after heavy rainfall, affecting ten households. - Scientists from the Estonian University of Life Sciences analyzed the event, attributing it to rainfall that occurs on avera…
SK Hynix Stock's Wild Ride Sparks Investor Jitters
- SK Hynix's American depositary receipts (ADRs) experienced significant volatility on their first trading days. - Investors are closely watching whether the Korean or U.S. market will have a greater …
Ukraine claims world-first: Naval drone deploys armed robot for attack on Russian-held coast
- Ukraine claims a unique operation where a naval drone deployed an armed ground robot onto Russian-occupied Kinburn Spit. - The ground robot then advanced inland and opened fire without soldiers land…
Trump's Proposed Hormuz Strait Fee Far Exceeds Iran's Rate, Threatening Global Fuel Market
- The U.S. and Iran are experiencing heightened military tensions, with potential implications for the global fuel market. - President Donald Trump's proposal to charge a 20% fee on cargo passing thro…
Sources: Ukraine's Ex-PM Svyrydenko Refuses US Ambassador Post
- Ukrainian Prime Minister Yuliia Svyrydenko has reportedly refused the offer to become Ukraine's ambassador to the United States. - Sources within President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's team indicated that …
«We can never forget»: Terror attack anniversary overshadows French national holiday
- France is commemorating Bastille Day, but the national holiday is overshadowed by the memory of the 2016 Nice terror attack. - Survivors and victims' families continue to grapple with trauma and fin…
Spain: 57 Injured in San Fermín Festival's Bull Runs This Year
- Ten men were injured during the eighth and final bull run of the San Fermín festival in Pamplona, Spain. - This brings the total number of injured to 57 for this year's festival. - Among the injured…
Warning: Ticks thrive in the shade of these garden plants
- Ticks can thrive in home gardens, not just in forests or meadows. - Certain garden plants create moist, shady conditions that attract ticks. - Understanding these conditions helps in preventing tick…
100,000-year-old skeleton may show first evidence of intentional human violence
- Scientists analyzed a 100,000-year-old skeleton found in 1979, suggesting injuries may have been caused by interpersonal violence. - This discovery could significantly impact our understanding of ea…
Estonia performs first liver transplant for patient with cancer metastases
- For the first time in Estonia, a liver transplant was performed on a patient whose liver had been affected by colorectal cancer metastases. - Previously, such extensive metastases were considered a …
Russia's economy: Personal debt pyramids crumble as bankruptcies soar
- The number of personal bankruptcies in Russia is rapidly increasing, particularly among young people, due to economic difficulties including a shrinking job market and rising consumer debt. - Last y…
Henri Veesaar Shines in NBA Summer League Victory for Atlanta Hawks
- Atlanta Hawks secured their third consecutive win in the NBA Summer League, defeating the Boston Celtics 102-90. - Henri Veesaar started for the Hawks and contributed 20 points, four rebounds, and t…
Trump backs Graham-initiated Russia sanctions package
- US President Donald Trump supports a bipartisan sanctions package against Russia, initiated by the late Senator Lindsey Graham. - The White House announced Trump's backing shortly after Graham's une…
Graham's Kyiv visit seen as setback for Ukraine's key supporters
- Senator Lindsey Graham's recent visit to Kyiv has been described as a setback for Ukraine's primary supporters, according to the Washington Post. - Graham had previously stood before destroyed Russi…
Ukraine's Security Service Emerges as World's Most Effective Secret Organization: Report
- Ukraine's Security Service (SBU) has reportedly become one of the world's most effective secret organizations, according to a report in Britain's Daily Telegraph. - The British newspaper highlighted…
Ukrainian Refugee Becomes Makeup Artist, Opens Beauty Salon in Estonia
- A Ukrainian woman who relocated to Estonia has successfully launched her own beauty salon in Tartu. - Karina, a 29-year-old mother of four, obtained her makeup artist diploma just six months prior t…
French fashion brand Lacoste designs a rally car – it turned out quite cute
- French fashion house Lacoste and sports car manufacturer Alpine have collaborated on an electric rally car. - The unique electric vehicle is covered in numerous crocodile designs, a nod to Lacoste's…
Nature Calendar: Estonia Enters the Darker, More Tropical Half of Summer
- The summer's darker and more tropical phase has begun in Estonia, marked by changes in bird songs. - While cuckoos continue to call, other birds like warblers and reed buntings are now more prominen…
Late June Heatwave Caused Over 10,000 Excess Deaths in Europe
- A record heatwave in late June caused over 10,000 excess deaths across Europe, primarily affecting individuals over 65. - The extreme heat poses a significant health risk, potentially leading to fat…
Sources: Serhii Koretskiy is the Main Candidate for Ukraine's Prime Minister
- Sources indicate that Serhii Koretskiy, CEO of the state company Naftogaz, is the leading candidate for Ukraine's prime minister position. - The report comes from sources familiar with the matter wh…
Estonia Enacts Law Requiring Salary Disclosure Before Job Interviews
- New amendments to Estonia's Employment Contracts Act took effect today, increasing transparency in recruitment. - Employers must now disclose salary offers before job interviews. - Employers are pro…
Fashion Designer Karolin Kuusik Chooses Bold Peach for Her Estonian Home's Bathroom
- Fashion designer Karolin Kuusik renovated the first floor of her home in Lahemaa, Estonia, starting with the bathroom. - The renovation resulted in a distinctive peach-toned bathroom, blending boldn…
Estonian Coastal Fishermen Brace for Increased Bureaucracy Under New EU Rules
- European Commission plans new regulations that will increase bureaucracy for coastal fishermen regarding catch weighing and logbook keeping. - The proposed rules require more detailed data collectio…
Janika Lõiv Reaches Top 20 at Mountain Bike World Cup
- Estonian cyclist Janika Lõiv finished among the top 20 at an XC Mountain Bike World Cup event. - Lõiv overcame a difficult start from the back of the grid to steadily move up the field. - Her perfor…
Polish FM: Russia Lacks Resources for Direct Attack, but Provocations Remain a Concern
- Poland's Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski stated that Russia currently lacks the resources for a direct attack on Poland. - While ruling out an immediate direct assault, Warsaw acknowledges the po…
A. Le Coq 69th Muhu Väina regatta sails downwind from Hiiumaa to Muhumaa
- The 69th A. Le Coq 69th Muhu Väina regatta experienced favorable downwind conditions, sailing from Hiiumaa to Muhumaa. - Sailors enjoyed sunny weather and smooth seas, describing the experience as '…
PHOTOS ⟩ Life after cancer: Breast reconstruction helps women 'become women again'
- A 41-year-old Finnish woman traveled to Estonia for breast reconstruction surgery after battling cancer. - The woman, Laura Markkula, had undergone four previous surgeries before seeking treatment i…
Norway Coach Praises Team's World Cup Run After Quarterfinal Exit
- Norway's World Cup journey ended in the quarterfinals with a 1-2 loss to England. - Despite the loss, the head coach delivered an emotional speech to the players, celebrating their achievements. - T…
Cosmic Reflection: Superstar Erling Haaland's Remarkable Path Suggests Greater Things Ahead
- Football star Erling Haaland has sparked a global frenzy, with his potential and true nature being analyzed through astrology. - Astrological readings suggest significant future achievements for the…
Andres Peets: I want the next president to be someone whose voice rings louder than 'oxidized plankton' of experts
- The author expresses concern over the current societal divisions and the perceived inability of commentators to create genuine public discourse. - He criticizes the tendency for people, including so…
Writer criticizes new radio show: "Normal people don't call the radio!"
- Writer Katrin Pauts shared a critical yet humorous opinion on Katrin Lust's new radio show on Kuku Raadio. - Pauts observed that the show's premise, allowing listeners to call in live, led to unexpe…
Moisture, Not Just Pressure, May Weaken Carbon Fiber for Deep-Sea Use
- Scientists are questioning the safety of carbon fiber in extreme deep-sea environments following the OceanGate Titan submersible disaster. - Recent research suggests that prolonged exposure to moist…
Electric Scooter vs. Car: Who Pays for Damages in Estonia?
- The compensation for damage caused by electric scooters depends on the scooter's specifications and insurance. - Traffic insurance only covers scooters meeting certain weight and speed criteria; oth…
England coach criticizes players after World Cup semifinal win, Bellingham scores twice
- England's national football team reached the World Cup semifinals after defeating Norway 2-1 in extra time. - Despite the victory, head coach Thomas Tuchel expressed dissatisfaction with his players…
Famous £800 million tapestry arrives in London under cover of darkness
- The famous Bayeux Tapestry has arrived in the United Kingdom for the first time in nearly 1,000 years. - The tapestry, insured for £800 million, was transported under police escort from a secret loc…
Fossil of long-necked dinosaur discovered in Thailand, suggesting wider sauropod migration
- Paleontologists have discovered a new species of dinosaur belonging to the Mamenchisauridae family in northeastern Thailand. - The newly identified species, Uragasaurus kalasinensis, lived in the re…
Dentist warns: This mistake can make implant placement difficult
- A dentist warns that a missing tooth can lead to complications beyond aesthetics, emphasizing the importance of timely replacement. - Dental implants are often presented as the best solution for rep…
Japan finds massive gold deposit in Pacific Ocean crater, fueling deep-sea mining debate
- Japanese scientists discovered a vast gold deposit within an underwater volcanic crater in the Pacific Ocean. - The concentration of gold found is believed to be the largest known globally, sparking…
Strong winds and tight competition mark opening day of Muhu Väina regatta
- The 69th A. Le Coq Muhu Väina regatta began with strong winds and fierce competition on its first day. - 82 yachts from Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania participated in the event held on the Kärdla co…
US-led robotic vehicles tested on Ukrainian battlefields
- Autonomous vehicles are undergoing rigorous testing on Ukrainian battlefields, where real-world combat conditions, not lab results, determine success. - Early experiences with these next-generation …
Lux Express denies general price hike, cites dynamic pricing
- Lux Express has raised bus ticket prices on some routes and departures, but denies a general increase across all services. - The company attributes price fluctuations to dynamic pricing based on dem…
Journalists Identify 230,624 Russian Soldiers Killed in Ukraine
- Russian independent media outlets Mediazona and BBC Russian Service have identified 230,624 Russian military personnel killed in Ukraine. - Since the last update in mid-June, 2,890 Russian soldiers …
Noskova wins dramatic Wimbledon final after saving five match points
- Linda Noskova defeated Karolina Muchova in a dramatic Wimbledon final, winning 6:2, 5:7, 6:3. - Noskova missed five match points in the second set but recovered to secure her first Grand Slam title.…
'Discount price higher than regular price!' Salmon fillet cost sparks customer questions
- A customer at a Maxima store in Tartu noticed that discounted salmon fillet was priced higher than its regular price. - The discounted price was €7.84, while the regular price was €7.44. - Maxima ex…
Small distillery owner calls for nuanced alcohol policy in Estonia
- A small distillery owner argues that future alcohol policy should distinguish between mass sales of cheap alcohol and responsible production. - He suggests that policies should differentiate between…
Engineer's Electric Surfboard Shines at Emajõe Festival
- The Emajõe festival celebrated the river and its connection to the city. - Engineer Andres Nöps showcased an electric surfboard, drawing attention. - The festival also highlighted new public access …
Mysterious Shift in Earth's Core Puzzles Scientists
- An unusual event occurred deep beneath the Pacific Ocean in 2010 when a massive flow of liquid iron unexpectedly changed direction. - Data from European satellites provided the most detailed picture…
Railway's Future Hinges on Management, Not Just Construction, Analyst Argues
- The future of railways hinges not on construction but on operational management, argues Mihhail Kirejev. - Kirejev, head of railway transport studies at Tallinn University of Applied Sciences, sugge…
Trump Awaits Iran's Public Statement on Strait of Hormuz
- U.S. President Donald Trump awaits a public statement from Iran regarding the Strait of Hormuz. - Trump is open to resuming negotiations with Iran. - Washington demands Tehran publicly confirm the S…
Legend's response to Yamal's critics: even Messi makes wrong decisions
- The current World Cup has seen strong performances from star players like Mbappe, Messi, Haaland, and Kane. - Despite the scoring prowess of other team leaders, Spain's Lamine Yamal has only scored …
Ukraine drone strikes slash Russian gasoline output, fuel shortage looms
- Ukrainian drone attacks have significantly reduced Russia's gasoline production to about 65% of normal seasonal consumption, impacting major refineries. - Russia faces a fuel shortage, with daily ga…
30 years after Dolly the sheep: What has cloning achieved?
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Lufthansa's 'Secret' Collaboration with Scientists Yields Climate Data
- Lufthansa has been secretly collaborating with scientists for 15 years, using its Airbus A340-300 as a flying laboratory. - The aircraft, registered as D-AIGT, collects crucial atmospheric and clima…
Respondent of the week: Sven Grünberg on direct presidential elections: Unfortunately, the one who has more money to distribute 'goodies' often wins
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History: Estonian writers as engineers of Stalin's system of evil – the decade of ENSV literature in Moscow, 1950
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Grammy Winner Laur Joamets on Life in Nashville and Pursuing His Own Music
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American couple finds fulfilling life in Estonia's Pärnumaa region
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Senators announce deal with Trump on bill targeting Russian energy purchases
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IOC decisions under Coventry hit Estonia hard
- Decisions made by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) under Kirsty Coventry's leadership have negatively impacted Estonia. - The IOC's recent major decisions have not been favorable to Estonia…
INTERVIEW | Kerr Kriisa's Defense: We Have Not Been Granted Access to Evidence
- Lawyers for basketball player Kerr Kriisa state that the public accusation currently reflects only the U.S. federal prosecutor's version of events. - The defense team has not yet been granted access…
Estonian Youth Basketball Player Continues Development in US
- Estonian youth basketball player Kaspar Pajumets is continuing his development in the United States. - Pajumets previously played for Audentes and Rapla in Estonia, participating in various leagues.…
Experts: Prime minister's approval ratings are not the president's concern
- Estonian political analysts believe the prime minister's approval ratings are not the president's concern. - President Alar Karis met with Prime Minister Kaja Kallas to discuss the government's low …
INTERVIEW | Rein Taagepera: Americans are now on top of the mess they created themselves
- Emeritus Professor Rein Taagepera discusses why Americans are becoming accustomed to falsehoods. - He analyzes why Democrats struggle to find a strong opponent for the current president. - Taagepera…