The dog walked with humans in Europe already during the ice age, about 16,000 years ago

The Finnish Equestrian Federation submitted incorrect financial statements, leading to the loss of hundreds of thousands in state grants and the resignation of its executive director, Jukka Koivisto.

A specialized rescue team in Turku, Finland, successfully saved a cat that had become entangled by its leash in a tree at a height of ten meters, with the cat reportedly falling directly into the rescuer's arms.

A waste management company in Ostrobothnia, Finland, has launched a campaign, distributing more than 3,000 red tags on biowaste bins in four weeks due to incorrect sorting, with fines to be imposed next year.

A court has granted authorization for the resumption of construction work on a hall within the White House. This decision allows the project to continue after a previous halt.

Recent events involving Ukraine and Iran have shown that superpowers can be paralyzed by inexpensive plastic drones, prompting questions for Finland regarding its defense strategy.

Finnish politician Ville Niinistö and a Finnish researcher have warned that US policy is not only unpredictable but also dangerous for Europe. They suggest that Europe is relinquishing its most crucial power in this context.

The Serbian psychedelic rock band KOIKOI performed a concert at the Student Cultural Center (SKC) in Kragujevac. The event showcased the band's palpable sound power to the audience.

Albanian opposition parties are claiming that the vote against Balluku's immunity has stalled the country's EU integration process. They are demanding accountability from the government regarding the status of EU negotiations.

Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama is embroiled in a 'megascandal' involving the company KAYO and his close friendship with Ron Yefet, with accusations raised regarding Albania's fate in NATO.

During Easter surveillance, police in Lapland, Finland, confiscated 164 illegal e-cigarettes, with some of the suspects being underage. Authorities recorded 21 criminal reports related to tobacco sales offenses and smuggling.

Ghana's High Court has ruled that the Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) cannot independently prosecute cases, asserting that prosecutorial power lies solely with the Attorney General. This decision has sparked debate and the OSP has announced plans to appeal the ruling.

Former Albanian Foreign Minister Arian Starova discussed the country's political situation, commenting on the justice system preparing for the arrest of a former deputy prime minister and warning of an impending blow to Prime Minister Rama amidst corruption concerns.

Finland is currently leading in betting statistics to win the Eurovision Song Contest, prompting an examination of how well betting trends and social media influence predictions for the winner.

The Trump administration has extended a waiver allowing Lukoil gas stations to operate outside of Russia until the end of October. This limited exception is from US sanctions imposed last year to reduce revenue supporting Russia.

A unique situation sees Aino-Maija Leinonen still living with her ex-husband 15 years after their divorce, noting that their relationship finally started working when his new partner moved into the same home.

Bulgaria has been granted an additional six-month extension for its derogation concerning Lukoil. This decision was announced by the caretaker government, citing a license issued by the Office of Foreign Assets Control under the US Department of the Treasury.

Defense Minister Koizumi stated that a Self-Defense Force member singing the national anthem at an LDP convention was a private act, not a political one, and therefore did not violate the SDF law.

Finnish ice hockey talents Aatos Koivu, Aron Kiviharju, and Petteri Rimpinen have commenced their conscript service as part of an athlete group at the Sports School in Santahamina.

Adrianne Black, once considered a potential leader of the American far-right, has disavowed the movement and announced she is transgender.

An article delves into the unique painted cosmology found within Tikoil village, showcasing its cultural and artistic significance.

Singer Neeti Mohan shared her belief in the healing properties of besan halwa, claiming it can cure any illness. An internal medicine expert provided a reaction to her claims, offering a medical perspective on the traditional dish.

Finland is developing healthcare solutions to detect patient risks earlier, utilizing data, artificial intelligence, and other technologies to predict youth anxiety before symptoms appear. This initiative also requires legislative changes to be implemented.

Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama delivered a speech in Lushnjë, where he criticized the opposition and discussed internal Socialist Party elections, as well as the country's path towards the EU.

A 62-year-old man has been arrested in Tirana, Albania, following a police operation for allegedly starting a fire in Dajt that endangered the forest mass of the National Park. Police intervened after a fire notification in the village.

Finland's Social Democratic Party (Sdp) is experiencing internal friction over its economic policy, with Vice-Chair Nazima Razmyar criticizing the agreed-upon debt brake and another Vice-Chair, Mäkynen, stepping down.

The Belgrade alternative band KOIKOI held a concert at Dom mladih in Sarajevo, captivating the audience with their distinctive blend of indie rock, post-punk, electro, and pop, along with a powerful and hypnotic stage presence.

Japan's Defense Minister Shinjiro Koizumi warned that North Korea's accelerated development of nuclear and missile weapons poses an increasingly serious and urgent threat to Japan's security and the international community.

Šef naftne industrije Abu Dhabija oglasio se o Hormuškom tjesnacu U izjavi koja se širi bliskoistočnom regijom, a prenosi je CNN, rekao je prilično nedvosmisleno da Hormuški tjesnac "nije otvoren".

The arrival of sunshine has brought Vanhankaupunginlahti in Helsinki to life, with people like Leevi Kalliomaa jogging in shorts while pets like Julle the dog still wear sweaters.

Finland is set for a sunny and warm weekend, with temperatures potentially reaching 15 degrees Celsius on Sunday. Dry weather conditions are expected to continue well into next week.

The U.S. has granted asylum to nearly 5,000 white South Africans, with the Trump administration asserting that Afrikaners face persecution, reflecting a tightening of U.S. immigration policy.

A more than 100-year-old protected spool-shaped kiosk in Helsinki is at risk due to a new construction project that will replace the Ruskeasuo Teboil with apartments.

Finnish state-owned stock investments have generated significant returns, sparking a debate among politicians, with some advocating for selling these profitable assets.

Corgis walking the streets of Windsor draw attention, underscoring their national symbolic value in Britain, while new breeding guidelines aim to improve the health of the breed.

Lukoil's largest refinery has ceased operations for at least a month due to severe damage inflicted by Ukrainian drones, halting production until at least the end of April.

A resident in Basel, Switzerland, spotted a Koi fish in the Rhine river, an unusual sighting for the local ecosystem. Fishery supervision plans to monitor the fish rather than remove it.

A dog sledding company in Lapland is suspected of two criminal offenses, including mistreating dogs by stapling wounds and malnourishment, and organizing safaris on unauthorized routes.

Espoo, Finland, is experiencing a peculiar situation where there is a shortage of student housing despite the availability of vacant rental apartments, with new student units being built to address the demand.

A review of Virpi Vainio's novel 'Petsamon enkeli' (Angel of Petsamo), a spy thriller set in Petsamo that hints at impending war, released in print after its 2024 audio and e-book debut.

A mobile company employee was found seriously injured near antennas in Fushë-Arrëz, Albania, this morning and was subsequently transported by helicopter to a trauma center.

Japanese Defense Minister Shinjiro Koizumi announced plans to strengthen the country's defense system on the Pacific side, noting that a 'vast area' there is currently a 'defense vacuum'.

According to experts, Finland's security policy debate risks shifting from one accepted reality to another without directly addressing security concerns, even as Putin's actions reveal a new reality.

A special screening of a film about Tourette activist John Davidson was held for nearly a hundred Tourette's patients in Finland. For many, it was their first time at the cinema in a long while, and the experience was deeply impactful.

Susanna Kantola's puppy, Lilo, died in Espoo after picking up a cigarette butt, with a veterinarian explaining that nicotine can be absorbed through mucous membranes, causing poisoning.

Albania remains on high alert after the United States Embassy in Tirana issued a warning about possible threats linked to the Iranian regime, with Bulgaria also confirming it received a similar warning from Iran. Albanian officials, including a former Defense Minister and Prosecutor, have discussed cyber attack risks and past prevented terrorist incidents, with a former prosecutor revealing details of how Tehran allegedly planned terrorist attacks in Albania disguised as a film crew.

A driver in Poland called emergency services after spotting a black bag in the forest with a symbol he mistakenly believed indicated radioactive waste.

An unexpected moment of tension occurred live on the Greek TV show 'Koinonia ora Mega' when a discussion about the weather forecast led to a heated disagreement between presenters and the meteorologist.

Satellite images reveal the progression of large fires in Koivisto and Laukansuu following Ukrainian drone strikes, with smoke plumes reportedly diminishing this week.

The Finnish Defence Forces have increased surveillance in Southeast Finland by deploying additional monitoring radars, in response to several instances of stray drones in the area.

An inquest revealed that a 16-year-old boy, Luca Cella Walker, died by suicide after asking the AI chatbot ChatGPT for the "most successful" way to take his own life on a railway line.

A Finnish columnist reflects on the privilege of writing editorials during crises and announces a shift in perspective as they move to the Culture and Viewpoint desk. The piece discusses a return to core values and culture during periods of societal change.

Increased activity by the Finnish Air Force has led residents in Southeast Finland to report and question loud noises and sightings of fighter jets on social media.

The trial has commenced for two men in their twenties accused of the fatal stabbing of a man born in 1983, who was repeatedly stabbed in a bar in central Helsinki.

Prefekti i Qarkut Tiranë, z. Shkëlqim Hajdari, bashkoi në një drekë zyrtare krerët e komuniteteve fetare të Shqipërisë: Kryetarin e KMSH, Haxhi Bujar Spahiu, Kryegjyshin Dede Baba Edmond Brahimaj,…

The Finnish Air Force responded to questions regarding conscript pilots whose flight paths last week drew penis shapes in the sky, stating the intention was to practice turns.

Tokyo Governor Koike met with Finance Minister Katayama to advocate for a review of Japan's local tax system, proposing that revenue disparities between Tokyo and other regions be resolved through systemic changes rather than redistribution of Tokyo's tax income.

The nearly seven-decade-old mystery of the Martin family's disappearance in 1958, when they went to buy a Christmas tree, has been solved in the US thanks to advancements in DNA technology and a lengthy investigation.

Researcher Sohvi Kangasluoma sailed the Northwest Passage to Greenland and spent the winter isolated in her boat amidst the ice.

New documents from the Sigurimi (Albanian secret police) have been revealed concerning the 'Xhevdet Mustafa Gang' incident of September 26, 1982, when the group landed on the Divjaka coast.

An illegally constructed pharmacy near a building that recently caught fire in Tirana has been demolished by authorities. The structure was reportedly blocking access for firefighters, hindering efforts to extinguish the blaze.

Actress Manisha Koirala shared a glimpse of her lymphatic drainage massage, explaining that it gently supports detoxification.

An expert compared eight popular dog food brands and found significant differences in their ingredients, noting that comparing products can be challenging for consumers due to varied labeling practices by manufacturers.

Indonesia is supplying fertilizers to Australia, which is experiencing a shortage, particularly in its role as a food producer for Southeast Asia.

Finland's Orpo government has recorded its weakest performance in the Verian party barometer for the current electoral term.

Abhilash Koikkara, Head of Forex & Commodities at Nuvama Professional Clients Group, predicts that gold and silver prices may continue to rise in the coming days.

Frogs have arrived exceptionally early this year to spawn in the ditches of Viikki, Helsinki, creating a bustling chorus that signals an early spring.

An ear specialist states that it is safe to sleep with earplugs every night for healthy ears, though individuals might become dependent on them.

Finnish police are investigating the spread of fake drone attack instructions that began circulating after three drones fell in Southeast Finland in late March.

An investigation by Yle uncovered horrific living conditions for dogs found in North Karelia, Finland, detailing starvation, festering wounds, and diarrhea, and questioning the delay in official intervention.

Employees of a charity organization that helps low-income families with children were caught stealing hundreds of gift cards for food delivery services before they were apprehended.

A 50-year commemoration ceremony was held in Lapua, Finland, for the victims of a cartridge factory explosion that killed forty and injured dozens, with a former employee describing it as "dividing life in two."

A priest has highlighted the importance of justice in upholding the legacy of Sokoine, suggesting it is crucial for remembrance and continued impact.

Voting has officially begun in Hungary's highly anticipated and important elections, with citizens heading to the polls.

Bollywood actor Sanya Malhotra's trainer discusses the mindset and strategies that help the actor maintain her fitness despite a demanding schedule.

Literary scholar Sirje Olesk spoke in an interview about the evolution of Estonian women's literature and its pioneering figure, Lydia Koidula, emphasizing the importance of female writers covering women's experiences.

Singer-songwriter Matti Johannes Koivu, who teaches world understanding in schools, suggests that politicians should visit schools to observe how their words affect young people.

The Spanish luxury hotel chain Meliá Hotels International is launching operations in Tunisia, planning to open five properties with 3,000 rooms by 2029. The company sees significant potential in the premium tourism sector in the country's key resorts.

Police in Cyprus are warning drivers of heavy rainfall and standing water on the Nicosia-Limassol motorway, particularly in the Kofinou and Choirokoitia areas, leading to significantly reduced visibility. Drivers are advised to exercise caution.

Romania is reportedly planning to take over the operation of Lukoil's local refinery.

Police in Kajaani, Finland, have completed a preliminary investigation into aggravated human trafficking, which is now being transferred for consideration of charges. The case began after police encountered a person who could not recall recent months.

A man in Suonenjoki, Finland, is facing charges for allegedly stealing thousands of mail deliveries over a period of more than two decades, with prosecutors seeking a suspended sentence.

An investigation has revealed an alleged scandal in Albania's 'Elbasan-Qafë Thanë' road expansion project, where the Albanian Road Authority (ARRSH) reportedly disqualified experienced companies from the tender.

Police in Lapland, Finland, are investigating a dog sledding company suspected of illegally stapling dogs' wounds without anesthesia. The company is also accused of unauthorized use of state-owned land.

The Albanian opposition's request for an investigative commission into investments in road infrastructure has been rejected by the Conference of Presidents.

A new report outlines significant changes needed across the Finnish education system, including standardized tests in basic schools, a teacher registry, expanded after-school activities, and the introduction of university tuition fees.

European Council President Antonio Costa stated that after five weeks of conflict, it is clear that only a diplomatic solution can resolve the war in the Middle East.

Pope Francis led the Regina Caeli prayer from the balcony of St. Peter's Basilica, offering a message of hope to humanity, with many pilgrims gathered in Rome for Easter.

The number of people attending church services has increased, particularly in Finland's growth centers. A report from Helsinki highlights the success of the Tuomasmessu (Thomas Mass) concept in attracting more congregants.

“Krishti u ringjall. Mos kini frikë! U ringjall siç kishte thënë.” Ky ishte mesazhi që përshkoi meshën solemne të mesnatës në Katedralja “Shën Pali”, ku qindra besimtarë katolikë u mblodhën për të…

Reports from Vyborg, Russia, near the Finnish border, show damage from explosive drones, illustrating the potential destruction these devices could inflict if they reach Finland.

Pre-construction work has commenced in Vantaa for Finland's largest indoor event arena, which will accommodate 20,000 people and is expected to be completed by 2028, despite some remaining uncertainties.

Regional music artists Marčelo with his band and the group KKN (Kanda, Kodža i Nebojša) are scheduled to perform for the Sarajevo audience at Dom Mladih on April 4th.

HS:n 5x5-miniristikko ilmestyy päivittäin vaihtuvalla aiheella. Kokeile saatko kaikki sanat omille paikoilleen.

Dritan Burgija, head of the PD councilors in Durrës, sought a confrontation with party leader Sali Berisha regarding his exclusion, to which Berisha responded that he is not a judge.

Prej bllokimit nga Irani të trafikut detar në Ngushticën e Hormuzit çmimet e gazit dhe naftës janë rritur, ndërsa rezervat po bien. Në një takim të koordinuar nga Londra u diskutua për zgjidhje.

Former Prosecutor Eugen Beçi stated that SPAK has done significant work and commented on the case of former Deputy Prime Minister Belinda Balluku, alleging that the government prevented SPAK from reaching her.

The trial has commenced for a man suspected of homicide in Konala, Finland, with prosecutors alleging he began shooting immediately upon entering the apartment.

A man assaulted a taxi driver and took control of the vehicle in Vaasa, Finland; his escape attempt ended with the intervention of a police dog, and the driver sustained minor injuries.

A judicial session has commenced against Sali Berisha and other defendants, where the Special Prosecution Against Corruption and Organized Crime presented its objections to defense requests for evidence.

Molly, a dog that had been missing for a week in New Zealand, has been found in the wilderness. Anonymous financial donations played a crucial role in saving the beloved pet.

New technologies and services are poised to transform mobile network usage, with the first 6G networks, promising low latency, potentially becoming available to consumers within the next two years.

A newly revealed secret report from March 1970 details the unusual trial of brothers Izet and Daut Gumeni in Tepelenë, Albania, highlighting Daut Gumeni's defiant attitude in court.

Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama has acknowledged limited progress in financial control and public procurement as part of the country's European Union integration efforts, stating that the challenge is to move from a "red light to a green light" and achieve objectives by 2027.

An exhibition at the Valamo Cultural Center will feature works by the familiar fairy tale illustrator Rudolf Koivu, including pieces so sensitive to light that they will need to be rotated during the exhibition.

The Piikkiö library in Kaarina, Finland, is forced to shorten its opening hours and hire a security guard due to persistent issues with vandalism, e-cigarette use, and hidden alcohol.

After a festive opening weekend, the Kruunuvuorensilta bridge in Helsinki has transitioned to regular daily use, with light traffic now concentrated on one side.

A photo journal highlights the peak production period for traditional carp streamers (Koinobori) in Japan, a cultural symbol for Children's Day.

Sources reveal how Russia's Ministry of Education is implementing a plan to 'voluntarily' recruit students into drone units, aiming for at least two percent of students to join military service.

Finland employs specialized scent dogs, beyond common drug and mold detection dogs, to protect the country from millions of euros in pest-related damages.

A reader's opinion piece in Helsingin Sanomat expresses concern over the quality of elderly care, detailing how home care removed a safety phone from their mother with memory loss due to "unnecessary" use.

A news quiz from Helsingin Sanomat tests readers' knowledge, including a question about Queen Elizabeth II's preferred dog breed.

The "Viipurin koirat" association, which has operated for 20 years bringing hundreds of dogs from Russia to Finland annually, is attempting to open accounts with another bank after its current accounts were frozen.

According to an analysis by the Finnish think tank EVA, Finland needs to find 13 billion euros in fiscal adjustments, with the burden expected to fall on the middle class and pensioners.

Fighter jets conducting surveillance flights in southeastern Finland have caused panic among horses in Hamina and raised concerns about noise pollution affecting wildlife, with increased activity attributed to stray drones entering Finnish airspace.

Giorgos Patoulis and his wife Nancy Koilou are actively preparing for the baptism of their son, born in February 2025, with invitations already being sent out.

Japanese Defense Minister Koizumi reiterated his view that Self-Defense Forces members singing the national anthem at a party convention did not violate the SDF law, but admitted there were issues with information sharing within the Ministry of Defense.

Intialaisfirmat alkoivat tuottaa lihavuuslääke Ozempicin edullisia kopioita, kun lääkeaineen patentti vanheni Intiassa. Yle selvitti, voiko Suomeen tilata lihavuuslääkkeitä Intiasta.

Finland is considering merging framework and budget discussions to bring stability to its often fluctuating tax policy. The current system often necessitates quick and sometimes arbitrary decisions to meet public finance goals.

A Microsoft data center construction site in Vihti, Finland, has led to surplus soil being dumped on fields without environmental permits, contrary to ministerial guidelines, raising environmental concerns.

Romania has received a waiver from the US government, allowing it to restart the Petrotel Lukoil refinery, which was previously impacted by sanctions on Russian assets. This decision is expected to secure 21% of the country's fuel production and potentially lead to lower prices.

Japanese official Koizumi stated that a Ground Self-Defense Force (GSDF) officer's performance at an LDP convention was not a political act. Opposition parties had argued it violated Article 61 of the Self-Defense Forces law, which restricts political activities by SDF members.

The U.S. Treasury Department's Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) has reportedly extended a license for the Russian oil company Lukoil. This extension allows certain transactions with the company despite ongoing sanctions.

A shooting incident at a high school in southeastern Turkey has resulted in injuries to at least seven people. The circumstances surrounding the shooting are currently under investigation.

Police in Rauma, Finland, have stated that smoking is the probable cause of a fatal fire in a terraced house and do not suspect foul play.

The Liberal Democratic Party's acting secretary-general, Koichi Hagiuda, stated that efforts are needed to organize constitutional amendment articles and build consensus within approximately one year, with an aim to cooperate with opposition parties favorable to amendment.

A column discusses how the right to smoke continues to take precedence over the right to a smoke-free environment, suggesting that legal reforms may not necessarily improve life for non-smoking neighbors.

An article explores the unique painted cosmology found in Tikoil village, highlighting its cultural and artistic significance.

An article delves into the unique painted cosmology and cultural practices found in Tikoil village.

A column discusses how Helsingin Sanomat strengthened its digital position and maintained subscription numbers, even during an economic downturn. This success is attributed to the newspaper's decision to move away from clickbait headlines.

Journalist Klodiana Lala revealed details of a murder that shocked Nikël in Fushë-Krujë, Albania. Artur Çangu is suspected of being killed by a relative, with the victim reportedly going to an olive grove before the incident.

The Ukrainian army has reportedly struck two Russian Lukoil drilling platforms in the Caspian Sea. These platforms were allegedly supplying fuel to the occupying forces, with the attack part of a strategy to reduce Russia's military-economic potential.

A two-day ceasefire between Ukraine and Russia is scheduled to commence today, offering a temporary halt to hostilities in the ongoing conflict.

A new requirement for online stores has been introduced, designed to make the process of canceling orders easier for consumers.

A survey of supervising veterinarians in Lapland revealed frequent issues at dog sledding companies, including dogs kept on excessively short chains and underweight animals, raising concerns about animal welfare.

A company owned by a gaming millionaire has started selling extremely expensive Ferraris in Lempäälä, Finland, prompting questions about the market for such high-priced vehicles.

A former presidential adviser, Chief Okoi Obono-Obla, urged leaders of Nigeria's All Progressives Congress (APC) to ensure transparent and inclusive processes for the 2027 elections to prevent an implosion within the Cross River State chapter.

Finland is proposing to allow temporary deviations from hydropower permit regulations during exceptional disruptions to secure the country against potential power outages, though sharp electricity price fluctuations alone would not be sufficient cause.

Poland is currently experiencing scattered precipitation, local storms, and strong winds, but a Scandinavian high-pressure system is expected to gradually bring calmer weather, replacing the earlier forecast of rain, sleet, and snow for Wednesday, April 8.

Residents of Southeast Finland are frequently observing fighter jets in the sky, with increased activity following recent drone incidents reported in areas like Kouvola, Luumäki, and Parikkala.

Albania's Supreme Court has rejected the request of Jamarbër and Argita Malltezi to lift the seizure of their assets and return rental income.

Helsingin Sanomat is seeking reader feedback on its policy regarding clickbait headlines, nearly a year after announcing a move away from them.

A fire that occurred during Easter in Roihuvuori, Helsinki, is believed to have originated from a car parked under a canopy.

A review of the open-world adventure game Crimson Desert notes that while it initially seemed uninteresting, it eventually became captivating.

Sabah has banned the export and import of certain local freshwater fish, including koi, following a virus outbreak.

A journalist living in Málaga writes an opinion piece about the pleasantly different concept of time in Spain compared to the strict scheduling prevalent in Finland, noting that she is intentionally always late, as are others in Spain.

A 63-year-old man was fatally assaulted in Vlora, Albania, after he attempted to intervene in a previous conflict involving his son and the perpetrator.

Experts highlight the challenges for ordinary citizens in distinguishing between civilian and military drones, advising on key factors to consider.

A reader warns that discarded snus pouches can be life-threatening for dogs, recounting multiple instances of having to remove used pouches from their dog's mouth this spring.

A criminal group, primarily Serbian men, violently robbed a watch store in Riga and planned a similar, life-threatening heist in Helsinki, leading to two separate court proceedings.

Ish-prokurori i Krimeve të Rënda, Eugen Beçi, ka zbuluar detaje të forta lidhur me rrezikun e sulmeve iraniane në Shqipëri, në një intervistë në emisionin “Kjo Javë” në News24, pas paralajmërimit të…

The trial has commenced for a shotgun killing in Konala, Helsinki, where two men were shot in an apartment in December 2025, with the prosecutor seeking convictions for murder and attempted murder.

More than a hundred dogs in poor condition were discovered in a van in Nurmes, Finland, leading to charges of aggravated crime against a mother and daughter from Germany.

Artificial intelligence is being utilized to accurately predict cherry blossom blooming in Japan, a crucial event for the Hanami festival's multi-billion euro economic impact, while also drawing comments from a Helsinki cherry park activist.

The U.S. Treasury Department's Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) has issued a new general license, extending authorization until May 1 for transactions necessary to negotiate and conclude conditional agreements related to the sale of Lukoil International.

Finnish Customs have seized the largest alpha-PVP shipment in the country's history, totaling 60 kilograms of drugs hidden in the Sipoonkorpi forests, reportedly brought in by Lithuanian criminals.

Businesses in the Helsinki region continue to experience a weak outlook, primarily due to low domestic demand, with the construction and transport sectors particularly struggling.

Finland has seen the start of its wildfire season earlier than typical this year, with the first warnings usually issued around mid-April.

A court in Lapland, Finland, is set to decide on the detention of a man involved in a shooting incident in Tornio, while a preliminary investigation into the police's actions during the event is expected to conclude in the coming weeks.