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A section of downtown Tartu was transformed into a mud wrestling zone as part of the annual student days spring festival. The event, reported by Tartu Postimees, featured mud wrestling as a central attraction for students.
The City of Tallinn's transport department is investigating footage that shows one of its bus drivers using a mobile phone while driving, as reported by Postimees' Russian-language edition.
On Sunday, two students decided to don wetsuits and ride an ice "raft" down the Emajõgi River, reports Tartu Postimees.
Several Estonian journalists and public relations figures reportedly went on a propaganda visit to China last fall, according to Postimees.
A 28-year-old Azerbaijani man and his 27-year-old Estonian partner, who were suspected of terrorism over alleged espionage in Cyprus, were released after police found no evidence of illegal activity, Postimees reported.
The longest continuously cold snap of the 21st century was just met at around midnight last night, Postimees' Russian-language portal reported.
Social media posts falsely accusing a man in Pärnu of being a pedophile circulated this week, but investigations by Pärnu Postimees found the warnings to be unfounded.
A textile waste recycling plant planned for Sillamäe, which the Estonian Business and Innovation Agency had promised to support with €39 million, is now looking for ways to survive, Postimees writes.
Tallinn's trams have switched to a free schedule from Thursday afternoon due to hazardous freezing rain conditions, as reported by Postimees.