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The front page of Ilta-Sanomat features a mix of domestic and international news, with a focus on Finnish politics, crime, and a notable story about the Finnish President's return from Ukraine. International news includes a story about Ukrainian President Zelenskyy and former US President Trump…
A new type of scam is making phones act as payment terminals for criminals, highlighting a novel security threat.
A promising young ice hockey player named Mikko died at the age of 28, and his friends were shocked when a long-held secret was revealed after his death.
President Alexander Stubb and his wife were moved to a bomb shelter in Kyiv, but are now on their way back to Finland.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy revealed a congratulatory message sent by former US President Trump to Ukraine.
In his book 'My Life in Parliament,' Teemu Keskisarja criticizes Finnish MPs' frequent travel and questions their work-life balance.
The Russian millionaire Pavel Melnikov, linked to the Airisto Helmi case, faces a stricter sentence as both prosecution and defense appeal the district court's decision.
A health tip advises caution about what one consumes in the morning on an empty stomach.
A comedian's remarks about Donald Trump and his assistant Natalie Harp have caused a stir in the White House.
A young man caused extensive damage to a cruise ship in Lappeenranta, requiring significant renovations.
A load of wood fell into a ditch in Tampere, a reported local incident.
A verbal altercation involving strong language occurred on a bus.
Russian President Putin made a rare public statement regarding the ongoing war in Ukraine.