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The Yle front page features a mix of domestic Finnish news and international events. Key domestic stories include an investigation into the legality of a 'Kotkamies' (Bear Man) viral social media videos, a government survey on business demands for labor market flexibility, and a report on a…
The Data Protection Ombudsman is investigating the legality of 'Kotkamies' (Bear Man) videos where individuals provoke reactions from people and post them on social media.
Rescuers in Nepal found two hydropower plant workers alive in a tunnel, nearly ten days after flash floods and landslides buried them.
The drone found on the coast of Pellinge is likely Russian-made and may have drifted ashore.
Businesses surveyed by the Chambers of Commerce are calling for more flexibility in the labor market from the next Finnish government to facilitate growth.
Major automotive manufacturers are urging the US to ban Chinese-made vehicles from its market, citing concerns about competition.
Russian state television has heavily insulted Finnish President Alexander Stubb, though experts advise against panic in Finland.
The catastrophic floods in Nepal last week caused at least 2.35 billion euros in damage to property and homes, with significant costs for reconstruction.
The weekend will bring autumn-like weather with temperatures slowly cooling down, with lows below ten degrees Celsius expected on Sunday.
