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The front page of Helsingin Sanomat features a mix of domestic and international news, with a focus on a shooting incident in Krakow, Poland, a fire in Helsinki, and the exclusion of Belarus from the Ice Hockey World Championships. There's also a story about Russian media citing a Finnish plumber…
A plumber from Nurmijärvi, Finland, named Armando Mema, has gained attention as Russian media increasingly cites him, with Mema describing his growing popularity as a miracle and stating he is always for peace.
The suspect in the Krakow shooting, which killed at least six people, allegedly also shot his parents and sister, with police apprehending a Polish man.
HS Visio has listed Finland's most promising defense technology companies, noting their acceleration with support from the Finnish Defence Forces.
Grandchildren in Switzerland have inherited an incredible art collection, entirely composed of Finnish masterpieces, raising questions about how their grandfather, Jean-Louis Perret, acquired them.
Three deceased individuals were found at the residence of the suspect involved in the shooting incident in Krakow, which resulted in six fatalities.
A fire in an apartment building in Maunula, Helsinki, resulted in one fatality; the apartment was unoccupied by other individuals at the time of the blaze, according to the rescue services.
Belarus is considering legal action in response to the International Ice Hockey Federation's decision to exclude the country from the World Championships.
Stockmann's Christmas window display this year has adopted a more mature aesthetic, drawing both admiration and surprise from viewers.
A man lured a 15-year-old girl to his residence seeking shelter, and subsequently raped her.
American author Meghan O'Gieblyn, a recovering alcoholic, experienced a return to drinking after consuming mulled wine at a Christmas market in Helsinki, describing the relapse as a near-religious experience.
A special Father's Day edition of the car quiz is presented, designed to test the knowledge of car enthusiasts.
Pia Nieminen bought an inexpensive house in Pispala, but the subsequent renovation project ended up costing her 375,000 euros.
Ukrainian tennis star Elina Svitolina declined to pose for a photo with Aryna Sabalenka and Anna Kalinskaya, prompting the WTA to change its policy.
A play by Mikko Rantanen initiated a large brawl during a hockey game.
Vesa Vasara witnessed the decline and illness of his loved ones, which led to his own sickness and subsequently transformed his approach to leadership.
