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The front page of Ilta-Sanomat features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a police investigation into an individual linked to a far-right movement and a decision by Helsinki to close kindergartens. There's also a personal health story about a rare disease. In business…
Police have confirmed that a man involved in manufacturing explosives was a parliamentary election candidate for the far-right Sinimusta movement. This is a developing story.
The city of Helsinki has decided to close 13 kindergartens, a decision made by the education and training committee. The rationale behind this decision is detailed.
A persistent fatigue was not due to COVID-19 or a 'mild flu.' Sanna-Mari was diagnosed with an incurable disease that is usually fatal within two years, but she remains determined and is seeking work and love.
Google announced plans to invest at least 13 billion in Finland over the next two years, a significant commitment to the country's digital infrastructure.
A man accused of a double murder was found crying inconsolably, causing the trial to be temporarily halted. The bodies of a middle-aged couple were discovered in a grim location.
A new right took effect at the beginning of August. This article explains what this new right entails for citizens.
A well-known ABC gas station, which has been operating for decades, will temporarily close for a month due to renovations or other operational reasons.
A large-scale operation in the United States resulted in the rescue of 163 children, including a very young infant.
A man named Joonas encountered a large collection of snakes while out in the forest.
A local municipality has decided to prohibit the sale of energy drinks, and this ban extends to adults as well.
There is new speculation surrounding the future of NHL player Patrik Laine, with a surprising scenario now being discussed.
A symptom that occurs during sleep might be an early indicator of Parkinson's disease, though the disease cannot yet be prevented.
Veronica Verho, who landed her dream role hosting 'Dancing with the Stars,' discusses her relationship with her equally career-driven partner and their unique approach to their shared life.
