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The front page of Helsingin Sanomat features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include the ongoing trial of Makwan Amirkhani and Mira Luodi, the appointment of a new Yle editor-in-chief, and a Supreme Court ruling on whether a table knife is considered a weapon. International…
The trial in the case of Makwan Amirkhani and Mira Luodi continues with witnesses being heard today. HS is following the court proceedings, which began at 9 AM, in this report.
During the court proceedings, fighter Makwan Amirkhani's comments about Mira Luodi have sparked controversy and led to a new #MeToo discussion.
Yle announced the appointment of the new head of its Yle News and Sports unit and the responsible editor-in-chief on Wednesday morning at 10 AM.
A regular metal table knife cannot be considered a sharp weapon as defined by the criminal code.
The market for permanent magnets is only worth tens of billions, but it could halt the entire Western industry. China's dominance cannot be broken without massive state subsidies.
The elections pit Benjamin Netanyahu against challenger Gadi Eisenkot. Neither bloc is expected to gain a majority in parliament.
The oak doors had to be modified to fit into an old vaulted cellar.
Lower league club Fleetwood knocked Arsenal out of the English League Cup.
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This editorial discusses the power of democracy demonstrated in Serbia.
This opinion piece questions whether resources are being taken from the poor once again.
According to a well-known theory, relationships have varying degrees of intimacy, passion, and commitment, and when these elements align, perfect love is born. But can a 40-year-old theory be applied to modern relationships?
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A recipe for making simple and tasty curd pancakes.
According to Putin's foreign policy advisor Yuri Ushakov, security arrangements will also be made for Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy if he travels to Moscow.
