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The front page of Helsingin Sanomat features a mix of domestic and international news, with a prominent story on the use of force by police against a disabled teenager in a care home. Other domestic news includes a report on a money mule phenomenon spreading in the Helsinki region and a dispute…
The mother of a restrained boy describes what she believes happened when her 17-year-old son, who has an intellectual disability, became agitated in a care home. No authority systematically monitors the use of force by police against disabled individuals.
A locally agreed ceasefire between Ukraine and Russia has enabled the evacuation of civilians from the city of Olesky.
Young people are being recruited through platforms like Snapchat and Telegram, according to Nordea expert Annukka Multanen.
In a good relationship, partners listen to each other and express their feelings. These questions can help you discuss your relationship safely yet honestly.
Riot police were deployed on Friday to secure the courthouse building from protesters.
Over 160,000 people are expected to participate in protests in Germany, with demonstrations also planned in France.
A lifetime spot on the Odyssey cruise ship cost hundreds of thousands of dollars. Now, some passengers are stranded in a 'land of promised scams'.
Comments by Partanen and Multala violated the presumption of innocence, argues Amirkhan's legal counsel.
Climate crisis discussion often turns to anger and calls for blame, but the focus should be on finding just solutions.
The terms of arms purchases should be openly discussed to ensure responsible and transparent decision-making.
A court hearing is being held with public access, allowing observation of the legal proceedings.
Italian luxury brand Bottega Veneta will release a leather bag resembling Moominmamma's apron, along with 15 other luxury items, in late November.
Otto Grundström's early success in the music industry has allowed him to live a life free from the need to work.
The Finnish band Zen Café is reuniting and sharing insights into the breakdown and subsequent repair of their friendship.
Barbers work for Groom as independent entrepreneurs. Those interviewed by HS feel they are required to follow strict rules as if they were employees.
