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The Svenska Yle front page features a mix of domestic and international news, with a prominent story about an alleged scam involving fake job contracts targeting Vietnamese individuals in Ostrobothnia. Other domestic news includes a gas station renovation in Ingå, a record sale of a Moomin mug, a…
An investigation by Svenska Yle reveals that an Ostrobothnian fur company may have been involved in a scam using fake job contracts to exploit Vietnamese workers.
Svenska Yle has decided to adopt the Ukrainian spelling 'Kyjiv' for the capital city, aligning with current international practices and reflecting the ongoing conflict.
A rare Moomin mug has fetched a record-breaking price of over 46,000 euros in an auction, highlighting its collectible value.
A short film with Finnish-Swedish connections is competing for a spot in the prestigious Oscars ceremony, showcasing local talent on the international stage.
Finnish hockey player Matias Maccelli has had a strong debut with the New York Islanders, indicating a promising start to his career with the team.
A story explores the issue of food waste among young people, with individuals sharing their habits and concerns about consuming older food items.
There is a shortage of substitute workers in the agricultural sector, posing a risk to farmers' ability to take much-needed holidays.
Monica Björkell's crucial support from FDUV (Finnish Federation of the Visually Impaired) is at risk due to budget cuts, potentially setting back services by 40 years.
Speeches by Donald Trump and Alexander Stubb at the UN General Assembly revealed starkly different visions for how the world should function.
A local gas station in the center of Ingå will temporarily close its doors for necessary renovations.
