EU country to lose Monday print newspapers in national language

The Estonian media has been devastated by delivery price hikes Estonia will have no newspapers published in its official language in print on Mondays starting from mid-January due to delivery price hikes, Eesti Paevaleht daily reported on Tuesday. The Monday edition of Eesti Paevaleht (Estonia Daily) will stop hitting the shelves on January 16, according to the paper’s editor-in-chief, Urmo Soonvald, who is also the editor-in-chief of news website Delfi, and Argo Virkebau, the chairman of the board of the publishing house Delfi Media. The paper was founded in 1995, four years after Estonia regained its independ

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