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The front page of Helsingin Sanomat features a mix of domestic and international news, with a prominent story on an individual's recurring imprisonment. Other domestic stories include police intervention at a youth Halloween party in Helsinki and a discussion on relationship questions…
Topias Numminen, 31, has lived his entire adult life in a cycle of imprisonment. When he was released a year ago, a wild and dangerous year began, from which only prison saved him.
Disruptive sponge-costumed characters have repeatedly appeared at Slik's concerts across Finland. The phenomenon appears to be a mix of provocation, advertising, and intimidation.
The United States is preparing for the midterm elections in a situation where many already doubt the honesty of the elections. We traveled to Georgia, where the ghost of the 2020 elections still lingers and distrust of elections persists.
Literature is being banned at a record pace in US public schools and libraries.
Protests, continuing for the third weekend, began with student dissatisfaction with education.
The party at Kattilahalli was interrupted due to disruptive behavior.
The suspension of the court's president led to protests and the use of riot police on Friday.
In a good relationship, partners listen to each other and open up about their feelings. These questions can help you discuss how the relationship is doing, safely yet honestly.
Supermodel Heidi Klum is called the queen of Halloween for her spectacular costumes.
The Republican party no longer exists, claims an authority on American history to HS.
Young rock success enabled Otto Grundström to live a life without needing to work.
A unique treatment for burnout helped Eva Ollikainen become a star again.
The 'boogeyman' disappeared from VM's reports, making it even more frightening.
Alongside the public economy deficit, trust deficit grows.
I attended a student party at fifty, the kind not seen in Finland.
Becoming a house sitter is an alternative for young adults who don't want to pay expensive rents.
