Germany's Far-Right Has a "Very Scary" Plan for Europe, Researcher Warns ↗
A German researcher warns that the foreign policy of the AfD party is not fully understood outside of Germany and suggests it presents a 'very scary' plan for Europe.
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A German researcher warns that the foreign policy of the AfD party is not fully understood outside of Germany and suggests it presents a 'very scary' plan for Europe.
A test created by HS reveals the truth about your home's micro-location, which experts say increasingly influences buyer interest and final sale price.
In Orimattila, a drunk driver collided with multiple oncoming vehicles, resulting in minor injuries for those involved.
Trackers were found in cars, handbags, and under spare tires, with this report investigating how technology is used to stalk women, based on court rulings.
The Houthi rebels from Yemen are reportedly behind the attacks on the Saudi Arabian airport, which resulted in at least 12 deaths and over 300 injuries.
According to Donald Trump, Russian President Vladimir Putin wants to reach a settlement in the Ukraine war, and it is time for Ukraine to have a new president.
In Estonia, QR codes placed along school routes have been found to direct individuals to drug dealing activities, with police reporting that drug dealers are targeting minors.
A man attempting to rescue his phone died from his injuries after being mauled by a tiger in a wildlife park in the UK.
A 17-year-old boy who had been reported missing in Lahti has been found deceased, and the police are continuing to investigate the cause of death.
An essay by Niclas Storås discusses artificial intelligence as a simple and quick alternative to genuine thought.
A column by Erja Yläjärvi reflects on the nature of Finnish discourse surrounding war, contrasting it with observations made in Ukraine.
An editorial from Helsingin Sanomat suggests that the patience of the middle class is under strain.
HS Visio meets with Finland's most successful poker player, Patrik Antonius, in Ibiza after he lost the biggest pot of his life.
A coder has developed free alternatives to popular Adobe software using artificial intelligence.
An analysis by HS suggests that the company Oura could become a bargaining chip following a perceived stock market 'farce'.