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Walter Lüttge, a Finnish-Swede, was placed on a German 'enemy list,' which he states was intended to intimidate him.

A Republican candidate in Alaska was reportedly hired by the Democratic party, according to The New York Times.

The mortality rate in Finland decreased last year, though drug-related deaths saw a record increase.

The Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare (THL) suggests a review of the financing of the country's welfare areas.

The Eastern Uusimaa welfare area is seeking a new director, with applications opening soon.

The article offers tips and advice for dealing with seasonal affective disorder associated with autumn.

Connor McDavid has set a new NHL record, surpassing marks held by Teemu Selänne and Wayne Gretzky.

The city of Lovisa is examining plans for the development of its harbor area.

Far-right groups are protesting in Spain following a significant train crash.

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A parent criticizes a Helsinki school for placing students with varying levels of Finnish proficiency in the same classroom, hindering learning.

An expert suggests that a recent 'call to Putin' signifies positive developments for Russia.

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An investigation into whether a culture of silence prevails within the political sphere of Pargas.

A parent voices criticism regarding the quality of Finnish language instruction at a school in Helsinki.

Antti Koivula has successfully concluded a five-year legal battle concerning taxes on gaming.

A company based in Vaasa is planning to establish drone engine manufacturing in the Ostrobothnia region.

The article explores the effectiveness of LinkedIn as a tool for finding employment.

HIFK has secured their third consecutive victory following a change in their coaching staff.

Potential illegal logging activities in Villmanstrand are being considered for a police report.

The city of Karleby aims to pursue a dispute over a petrol station to the Finnish Supreme Administrative Court.

An examination of whether Norwegian athlete Therese Johaug can compete with Finland's Alisa Vainio in an upcoming marathon.

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