Sõltumatu

Sõltumatu is an Estonian language newspaper published in Estonia. The name "sõltumatu" translates to "independent" in English, reflecting the publication's stated commitment to independent journalism and reporting free from external influence. The newspaper covers a wide range of topics, including national and international news, politics, culture, and social issues.

Founded in 1991, shortly after Estonia regained independence from the Soviet Union, sõltumatu has positioned itself as a platform for independent and critical journalism. Over the years, it has developed a reputation for in-depth reporting and analytical articles, aiming to provide its readership with comprehensive and balanced news coverage.

The publication operates primarily in print format, but it also maintains an online presence to adapt to changing media consumption habits. It is distributed throughout Estonia and caters to an audience interested in independent perspectives on current affairs.

Sõltumatu has played a significant role in Estonia’s media landscape, serving as a voice for free expression and independent journalism in the post-Soviet era. It has contributed to public discourse on important national issues and has been recognized for its commitment to journalistic integrity.

The newspaper continues to be an important media outlet in Estonia, championing transparency, accountability, and diverse viewpoints. Its editorial stance emphasizes independence, aiming to provide objective and reliable information to its readers.