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Swedish prisoners complain about conditions in Estonia: «We have to eat from dog bowls» (opens the original)
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Swedish criminals brought to Tartu Prison to serve their sentences are complaining to the Swedish media through their relatives about the living conditions, including their dislike for the soup served for dinner and the fact that they have to eat from tin bowls. The newspaper Expressen spoke with relatives of Swedish prisoners placed in Tartu Prison, who conveyed the first impressions of the criminals brought to Estonia about prison life here. Swedish journalists have not been allowed to communi
Illegal border crossings into Estonia spike in a single week (opens the original)
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In the last week, the number of illegal immigrants caught in Estonia who illegally crossed the Belarus-Latvia border and attempted to reach the Nordic countries via Estonia has increased sharply. According to Egert Belitšev, Director-General of the Police and Border Guard Board (PPA), as of Wednesday morning, 102 people have been caught for illegal migration this year, with 63 people detained in the last week. For comparison, he mentioned 2025, when a total of 39 people were caught for illegal m
Meat producer's advertisement sparks backlash (opens the original)
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A new advertisement by Estonian meat producer Rannarootsi has come under heavy criticism, with opponents claiming it incites ethnic hostility. The company's CEO and board member insists that the campaign was never intended to provoke conflict. The advertisement features two young men wearing T-shirts with Ukrainian flags grilling meat, while a smoke-covered coastline can be seen in the background. «In the hands of skilled masters, flavours become something entirely new. Even a bitter onion can t
State faces €25 million compensation claim over the so-called «Huawei law» (opens the original)
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Under the Electronic Communications Act adopted in 2021, the Estonian Parliament required telecommunications operators to replace Huawei equipment in their networks due to alleged national security concerns. Elisa is now seeking nearly €25 million from the state to cover the costs of complying with the law. Although the legislation never explicitly mentions Huawei, it refers to equipment manufactured in countries that do not adhere to the principles of a democratic rule of law, do not respect hu
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