Supreme Court: 'Money Mules' May Have to Compensate Full Fraud Amount ↗
The Supreme Court has ruled that a 'money mule' may be required to compensate the entire amount of a fraud, even if their own reward was only a fraction of it.
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The Helsingin Sanomat front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Domestic stories include a Supreme Court ruling on 'money mules', a police report of a false weapons sighting in Helsinki, and changes to cycling routes in Töölönlahti. International news focuses on the ongoing…
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France Riots: Interior Minister Admits Situation Got Out of Police Control ↗
Front page leadFrance's President Emmanuel Macron refused to accept the resignation of Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez, who admitted the situation with weekend riots had escalated beyond police control.
Helsinki: Police Respond to False Weapons Report in Paloheinä ↗
Police responded with multiple units to a report of a weapon sighting in Paloheinä, Helsinki, which turned out to be unfounded.
Glasses: HS Reporter Orders Cheap Glasses Online and is Surprised by Savings ↗
An online store is disrupting the concentrated optical industry, as an HS reporter ordered glasses online for over a thousand euros less than their previous pair, with no other noticeable difference.
Most Important Today: France Interior Minister: Situation Got Out of Control ↗
France's President Emmanuel Macron refused to accept the resignation of Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez, admitting the situation with weekend protests had escalated beyond police control.
Most Important Today: More Companies Listing on Stock Exchange Than in Years ↗
After many quiet years, listings on the Helsinki stock exchange have picked up pace, and the number is already approaching normal levels.
Most Important Today: Töölönlahti West Edge to Be Closed to Cyclists ↗
Starting Wednesday, cyclists will have to use the one-way bike paths on Mannerheimintie instead of the route along the west edge of Töölönlahti.
Children: Some Daycares Stuck in Outdated Practices, Says Childcare Advisor ↗
Daycares and parents are in a constant dispute over how naps should be organized. Childcare advisor Anniina Teräväinen understands both parties and offers a solution.
Primates: Apes Seem to Like Other Animals ↗
The pet may be an older invention than modern humans.
Real Estate: Micro-location is Now a Hot Topic in Real Estate Sales ↗
An HS-created test reveals the truth about your apartment's micro-location. Experts say it increasingly influences buyer interest and the final sale price.
Dating: Emma Nurvala Tired of Men Who Let AI Handle Flirting ↗
Emma Nurvala is tired of men who let artificial intelligence handle their flirting.
Life Change: Perfect Family Home Took All Money and Energy ↗
The quest for the perfect family home consumed all their money and energy.
Editorial: Hungary's Latest Popular Uprising is Still Underway ↗
An editorial on the ongoing popular uprising in Hungary.
Guest Column: Finland Risks Erosion of Tax Base, Not Dependency Ratio ↗
A guest column arguing that Finland faces a greater risk of its tax base eroding than its dependency ratio worsening.
Column: Entrepreneurs Demand Courage Even If They Can Lose Everything ↗
A column discussing the courage entrepreneurs need, even when facing the risk of losing everything.
Child Abductions: Finnish Mother Had Passports, But Father Still Took Children… ↗
A father took children to China without the mother's knowledge. In China, Finnish authorities have limited ability to intervene in child abductions, prompting the mother to pursue her own operation.
World: Further Details on France's Riots and Police Response ↗
Further reporting on the riots in France and the response from the police.
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