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Helsingin Sanomat is featuring stories on unemployment trends in Finland, a case of a student who allegedly deceived their way into medical school at the University of Helsinki, the continued decline in housing prices in Finland, and a story about OpenAI delaying a new AI model due to security…
A job search engine reveals the number of unemployed individuals in various professions, with many sellers, practical nurses, and specialists currently out of work.
A man from Helsinki allegedly tricked his way into medical school. The university admits they don't fully understand how the deception was carried out.
A new rise in interest rates and inflation is slowing the recovery of the housing market, according to an economist.
The charge for the incident at Naantali Spa has been upgraded to aggravated assault.
OpenAI has decided to postpone the release of its new artificial intelligence model due to security concerns.
The eviction of Maricarmen Abascal became a symbol of Spain's housing crisis, sparking protests.
Helsingin Sanomat, in collaboration with the University of the Arts, will organize training aimed at reforming criticism.
Police initially did not recognize the human trafficking case because the victim was Finnish. Eventually, cult leader 'Veikko' was sentenced to a suspended prison sentence.
