Compensation for drone threat costs to be investigated ↗
Front page leadA tripartite working group will explore models to potentially equalize extra salary costs incurred during drone threat situations.
Finland
Yle's front page covers a mix of domestic Finnish news including a study on compensating for drone threat-related costs, a murder investigation, and a court ruling on a former court secretary's dismissal. International news includes Romania closing a nuclear reactor due to drought and a US…
A tripartite working group will explore models to potentially equalize extra salary costs incurred during drone threat situations.
A 66-year-old man is suspected of homicide in connection with a stabbing that occurred in July in front of the Kontula metro station entrance.
The financial advisory firm Mandatum achieved strong results and is acquiring a majority stake in the Swedish wealth management company Cliens Holding AB.
An assistant professor of criminal law suggests that authorities' actions are more readily believed in Finland, and filming them isn't always positive if it hinders their work.
Romania is shutting down its sole functioning nuclear reactor because of the drought impacting water levels.
Marimekko's operating profit and turnover declined in the second quarter, with the strongest growth observed in the Asia-Pacific region.
The US immigration authority intends to procure stun gloves for its agents, a move that has raised concerns among civil organizations.
The administrative court overturned the dismissal of a court secretary from the Helsinki District Court, who had been convicted of pimping but acquitted on appeal.
The Finnish Security Intelligence Service (Supo) has not yet responded to research requests concerning the Tiitinen list, with processing times estimated at 6-12 months.
Comedian Count Binface is challenging far-right leader Nigel Farage in the UK's Clacton constituency.