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The news front page of Svenska Yle features a mix of domestic Finnish stories and international news. Top domestic stories include Finland's new fighter jet capabilities against drones, a baby boom in Molpe, and local environmental initiatives like cleaning up Tölöviken and Ekenäs bay…
Finland's new F-35 fighter jets are equipped with a 'beast mode' for combating drones, but an expert expresses doubts about its effectiveness and potential downsides.
A severe flood in Nepal has left over 1300 people missing, with one Finnish national confirmed among the missing.
The village of Molpe is experiencing a baby boom, with seven women currently pregnant or having recently welcomed newborns.
The EU is starting to repay its pandemic-related loans, but an economist suggests it would be better to keep the debt rather than amortize it.
Renowned Japanese contemporary artist Yayoi Kusama, known for her immersive installations and polka dots, has passed away at the age of 94.
A review praises Simon Ventus's latest detective novel, considering it his best work to date and noting his strong performance.
The complete list of 36 teams that will participate in the 2026-2027 UEFA Champions League season has been announced.
In a historic appointment, a woman has been named as the first female aide-de-camp to the President of Finland.
The local health station in Lappträsk will be closed and services will be provided by a mobile care unit instead.
Divers are conducting a cleanup operation at Simmis in Ekenäs, removing debris from the lake bottom.
A car crashed into a crowd of people in France, resulting in at least one fatality.
Helsinki Hall is organizing a cleanup event around Tölöviken to celebrate the Baltic Sea.
An outbreak of an infectious horse virus has been confirmed in Pargas.
