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Finland
The front page of Helsingin Sanomat features a mix of international and domestic news. Top stories include upcoming Israeli elections and the death of actor Tom Skerritt. Domestically, the focus is on Finland's decision regarding mink farming, parking fee disputes in Espoo, and a new approach to…
Tens of thousands of Israelis are traveling thousands of kilometers from home to vote in elections where Israel's future is at stake.
American actor Tom Skerritt had a career spanning over 60 years in film and television. He was 93 years old at the time of his death.
Denmark decided not to seek an exception from the EU to continue mink farming. Finland's government acted differently.
Krista Nirola got tired of Espoo's parking fees and moved to Tuusula. Nirola is not surprised that many Espoo residents are now considering the same.
A gamified strength training kiosk is an alternative for beginners who are intimidated by traditional gyms. An exercise physiologist found pros and cons.
HS obtained information on the daily movements of nearly a million Finns from data brokers. Cell phone data openly sold reveals aspects of people's lives they would not want others to know.
A new proposal suggests banning social media for individuals over the age of 60.
The editorial discusses the current inflation and price increases.
According to entertainment media Variety, the final auditions for the role of the next James Bond are already being held this week. Only a few actors are vying for the role.
A film described as racist has been removed from distribution in Finland.
Edmonton's Connor McDavid continues his incredible form. Florida introduced NHL's tallest goaltender, Cooper Black.
A cross-country skier has accused her former coach of sexual harassment.
Russia is ready to continue negotiations mediated by the United States.
The epicenter of the earthquake was located in a sparsely populated mountainous region in China.