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The news from Yle focuses on domestic Finnish issues, including a scientific discovery about skulls returned from Sweden, business news about forestry machinery company Ponsse starting negotiations that could lead to layoffs, and a report on high customer satisfaction in elderly care services…
A new study reveals that some of the skulls returned to Finland from Sweden in the 2020s, originally taken in the 1870s, are not of Finnish origin, with four confirmed to be from elsewhere.
Ponsse, a company specializing in forestry machinery, is initiating change negotiations that, while not directly involving layoffs, could lead to extended furloughs due to a significant drop in profitability.
A large-scale survey by THL, with over 40,000 responses, indicates that most clients of elderly care services feel they receive adequate help, feel safe, and are satisfied with the care provided.
France's Prime Minister stated that curfews imposed in Paris and other cities to quell riots have helped maintain peace and could be extended if necessary.
The number of reported assaults across Finland has reached record levels, according to Statistics Finland.
Voters in the Canadian province of Alberta have overwhelmingly rejected proposals for the province's independence.
