Peru is heading into presidential elections on Sunday, April 12th, marked by significant political fragmentation, uncertainty, and a fatigued democracy, likely leading to a decisive runoff.
Timo Soini, former leader of the Finns Party and now working in media, has joined the Union of Journalists for the first time, stating his desire to support young people entering the field.
Research suggests that intensive social media use exacerbates body dissatisfaction, leading to proposals for workshops in museums aimed at empowering young people in their engagement with social media.
A TV review covers a drama series based on true events, focusing on a British woman who was imprisoned in Iran for years, noting that the series emphasizes emotional aspects and goes easy on the British government.
A Yle support poll indicates that the competition among parties behind the leaders is intensifying, with the Centre Party surpassing the Finns Party. The combined support for government parties has fallen to its lowest level during the current parliamentary term.
Slovak hospitals are struggling with operational inefficiencies, including limited surgeries after 3 PM, and massive debts exceeding one billion euros, prompting the government to plan reforms based on hospital audits.
Lo riporta la Bbc. La decisione fa seguito alle polemiche per la presenza del cantante – noto per le sue dichiarazioni antisemite – al festival Wireless di Londra
Rapper Offset was shot on Monday near a Florida casino and is reported to be in stable condition. Rumors circulating on social media about Lil Tjay's involvement in the incident have been addressed by his lawyer.
French and Peruvian scientists have developed a new method to map the impact of pesticides on cancer incidence at a national level, demonstrating a significant spatial correlation between pesticide exposure and higher cancer rates in Peru. The study was published in Nature Health.
The Finnish Ministry of Education and Culture annually distributes general grants to over a hundred organizations dedicated to promoting sports, with funding decisions based on careful consideration.
A new documentary sheds light on the hidden lives of bisexual men, focusing on potato farmer Petri Väisänen from Savo, who lives in a non-normative relationship in a small village.
Internationally acclaimed Canadian-Serbian artist Vesna Perunović is set to present her new exhibition, "Method in Madness," which will open on May 21st at the DOTS Gallery in Belgrade.
A festive gathering of Alianza Lima fans ended in tragedy at the club's stadium in Lima, Peru, resulting in at least one fatality. Authorities have launched an investigation into the incident that occurred in the south stand.
The National Theater in Prague premiered Richard Wagner's final opera, "Parsifal," which was praised for its powerful orchestral sound under conductor Markus Poschner and excellent vocal performances, elevating Prague opera to a European level.
The first generation of immigrants in Italy is aging and facing significant difficulties in accessing medical care. Many, like Victor Jeans Zavala from Peru, have lived in Italy for decades but struggle with healthcare provisions in their later years.
A student arrested in Perugia is under investigation, with authorities examining a new tablet and cell phone to determine if he continued writing on supremacist groups after an initial inquiry. His father stated the student was 'provato dalla separazione' (tried by separation).
A proposed constitutional amendment in Finland that would interfere with the protection of home privacy and confidential communication is receiving criticism due to unclear impacts.
Paula Gutiérrez, a young chef with Peruvian roots, has been named the 'Best Cook of 2026' and is involved in relaunching her father's restaurant in Salamanca.
Italian Carabinieri police have arrested a 17-year-old boy in Perugia who was allegedly planning a school massacre. Investigators believe the teenager was actively working to make weapons for the attack.
A conservative tycoon, known as 'Porky', has taken the lead in Peru's presidential race, signaling a potential shift in the country's political landscape.
A 3,800-year-old city has been uncovered in Peru, revealing a mysterious civilization that managed to thrive in one of Earth's most challenging desert environments.
K-pop sensation BTS has revealed the exact locations for their upcoming 'Arirang' world tour in October, including Colombia and Peru, with 11 performances across five major cities, and new reports confirming the tour will visit five Latin American countries.
The pre-Hispanic aqueducts of the Nazca culture on Peru's southern coast, designed to manage water during extreme weather, are being studied for their potential lessons in adapting to the current climate crisis. Their enduring legacy provides valuable clues for contemporary challenges.
Finnish politician Miko Bergbom is questioned about why gasoline prices have reached two euros per liter under the current government, after he previously blamed the Sanna Marin government for high fuel costs.
Finland's Constitutional Committee has stated that the proposed reform of the procurement law would restrict municipal self-government, raising concerns about local autonomy.
Peruvian political figure Keiko Fujimori is facing accusations of being part of a 'mafia pact' that governs the country, yet she maintains she possesses the strength to lead Peru, referencing her father's actions against terrorism.
Several schools in East Helsinki, including Laajasalon peruskoulu, Roihuvuoren ala-aste, and Brändö gymnasium, are scheduled to move to temporary facilities in Herttoniemi between 2027 and 2035.
Police in Stockholm have established a search zone around the US and Israeli embassies, citing experienced attacks as the reason for the heightened security measure.
Worldcbcruvtagesschau+13DWFrance 24deloaktuality-skjutarnji-listTimes of IndiaDawniefimerida+5 more17d ago16 sources
A Colombian military Hercules plane crashed during takeoff near the Peru-Ecuador border, killing at least 33 people and injuring dozens. Approximately 114 soldiers and 31 crew were on board.
Jani Mäkelä of the Finns Party is urging the Finnish government to take rapid action to reduce fuel prices, a move that has been rejected by ministers from the National Coalition Party.
A C-130 cargo plane crashed in southern Colombia near the Peruvian border, resulting in at least 8 fatalities and 83 injuries, with 14 people in critical condition.
The start of the Turku Cathedral's major renovation has been delayed after an appeal was filed against the selection of the contractor, Rakennustoimisto Laamo, with information received from the Market Court.
President Donald Trump has reiterated his 48-hour ultimatum to Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, threatening to 'obliterate' its power plants and energy infrastructure. Tehran has warned it will respond with attacks on U.S. and Israeli energy targets if its facilities are targeted and stated the strait is open to all except "enemy" ships.
A severe road accident in the Peruvian Andes resulted in nine fatalities and 15 injuries after a tourist bus overturned and fell down a hill during an excursion.
Newly-elected Chilean President José Antonio Kast has begun fulfilling a key promise by deploying the army to dig trenches along the northern border with Peru, aiming to curb illegal migration.
The Congress party has released its second list of 37 candidates for the Kerala Assembly Elections 2026, including specific selections like Mohammad Shiyas for Kochi and Manoj Moothedan for Perumbavoor, while denying a ticket to Eldhose Kunnappillly.
Ten individuals have applied for the position of music director at Iceland's newly established National Opera, with the opera director stating that a hiring timeline is not yet certain.
Suomi on maailman onnellisin maa jo yhdeksättä kertaa peräjälkeen. Helsinkiläiset kokivat onnellisuutta muun muassa perutusta äidinkielentunnista ja siitä, että saa olla lapsen kanssa kotona.
An NDA ally, Twenty20, is facing issues in the Kerala Assembly Elections 2026 as another one of its candidates, actor Veena Nair, found her name missing from the voters' list for Ettumanur. This follows a similar incident where their Perumbavoor candidate also had to withdraw.
Besitęsiant teismams dėl Vilniuje stovinčių Maskvos namų, Lietuvos socialdemokratų partijos (LSDP) lyderis Mindaugas Sinkevičius sako, jog jo vadovaujama politinė jėga yra pasirengusi bendradarbiauti…
Óperan heitir fullu nafni „Zampa eða marmarabrúðurin“ og var frumsýnd í París árið 1831. Óperutextinn er eftir Mélesville. Höfundur tónlistarinnar, Ferdinand Hérold, fæddist árið 1791.
The European Commission has officially presented its 'EU Inc.' proposal, a unified set of corporate rules designed to allow entrepreneurs to establish a company online within 48 hours for under 100 EUR, aiming to reduce bureaucracy and boost entrepreneurship by promising less paperwork for beginning businesses and facilitating growth across the bloc. The initiative seeks to make it easier for businesses to operate across the EU and energize the bloc's productivity.
Peruvian Prime Minister Denisse Miralles has resigned ahead of a congressional confirmation vote, less than a month after her appointment and following the removal of Interim President José Jerí due to corruption allegations.
The Finnish Tax Administration has uncovered over a billion euros in errors and abuses related to unjustified travel expense reimbursements last year, indicating a widespread issue.
SAK's Eloranta has confirmed to Yle that Nikolas Elomaa is set to become the new National Conciliator in Finland, a development that has been circulating in the media for some time.
Formula One has officially cancelled the Bahrain Grand Prix and Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, citing the escalating conflict in the Middle East as the reason for the 'difficult but right' decision, with multiple sources confirming the April races will not be held.
An opinion piece discusses how the Finnish State Treasury bases its compensation decisions on doctors' statements and assessments, acknowledging the difficulty for individuals while emphasizing consistent application of the law.
Peru is set to hold the first round of its presidential election on Sunday, with the populace reportedly disillusioned with democracy. The election carries geopolitical significance, raising questions about the potential return to power of the family of the late autocrat Fujimori.
The leader of the Civic Works Party, a former mayor of Lima, is running for president of Peru for the second time. He promises to create a surprise victory in the upcoming Sunday election.
Željko Peruničić of the Socialist People's Party (SNP) Podgorica stated that Zelenika must be recognized as a priority in urban plans, noting that citizens had paid for communal land equipment in the 1980s.
Peru's presidential election is underway with a record 35 candidates, including a comedian, a Trump supporter, and a political heir, making a runoff round in June almost certain.
The Panama International Film Festival (IFF Panama), running April 9-12, is introducing an international competition and will open with Peru's Tribeca-winning documentary 'Runa Simi' and close with Leticia Tonos’ 'Milly, Queen of Merengue'.
Negotiations are set to begin on Tuesday for the merger of several Finnish universities and polytechnics, which could lead to the formation of the country's largest higher education institution with 35,000 students.
Tunde Lemo, former Deputy Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, has praised the newly commissioned Gateway International Airport in Iperu-Remo, Ogun State, as a transformative project expected to significantly boost the state's Gross Domestic Product.
Keiko Fujimori is reportedly leading Peru's presidential polls just one week before the upcoming election, indicating her strong position among candidates.
President Tinubu commended projects in Ogun state, including the Gateway International Cargo Airport, during his visit to Iperu. He described the progress as deliberate and sustainable, attributing it to reforms enabling subnational development.
Senator Petrişor Peru, a leader of the AUR party, criticized Romania's governing coalition, calling it poorly designed due to the numerous political forces and their divergences.
A gathering of Alianza Lima football fans at Alejandro Villanueva stadium turned into a tragedy hours before the Peruvian 'clasico' match against Universitario, resulting in one death and at least 60 injuries. The incident occurred during the pre-match festivities.
The Vatican has established a compensation mechanism for victims of Sodalicio, an ultraconservative organization founded in Peru and dissolved by Pope Francis last year due to major abuse scandals.
American foulbrood disease has been confirmed in bees in Druviena parish, Gulbene region, Latvia, leading to a three-kilometer radius around the affected apiary being declared a threatened zone.
A new initiative in Turku, Finland, has successfully helped dozens of immigrants find jobs or start businesses, particularly in creative sectors, by focusing on building professional networks that are often lacking for newcomers. The program addresses the importance of connections for career advancement.
A proposed constitutional amendment in Finland that would allow police to monitor individuals without concrete criminal suspicion and interfere with the protection of home privacy and confidential communication is receiving criticism due to its unclear impacts.
Paintings by Henri Matisse, Auguste Renoir, and Paul Cézanne were stolen from the Magnani-Rocca Foundation museum near Parma, Italy, in a swift, highly organized three-minute operation by four masked men, with new details emerging about the specific masterpieces taken and the speed of the heist.
The city of Helsinki announced plans for a stadium with up to 8,000 seats in Oulunkylä sports park, with city official Paavo Arhinmäki citing a basis for a stadium of approximately five thousand spectators.
Finnish Member of Parliament Juha Mäenpää will be on a long sick leave, expected to last until at least the end of June and potentially for up to half a year.
Chile's far-right president, Kast, has initiated the construction of a barrier of trenches between Chile and Peru and appointed a border 'czar' with full powers to combat irregular migration and associated crimes in the northern region.
An obituary has been published for Kalle Toriseva, the founder of the iconic Tavastia Club, born in 1946, acknowledging his significant contribution to the music scene.
Representatives from Finland's Green League and Left Alliance expressed surprise and disagreement with statements from THL's Pasi Moisio, who claimed broad consensus that Finland's social security system is fundamentally functional.
A Swiss company is evaluating the establishment of a production plant in Kotka Sunila, Finland, to develop cellulose-based materials that can replace substances like titanium dioxide in the food industry.
Czech studio Perun Creative has released its ambitious RPG 'Kromlech' into early access, which focuses on difficulty, Celtic aesthetics, and unconventional game systems. A PR manager for the studio discussed the game's release in a podcast.
Terno Hedman, convicted in the Tampere Hämeenkatu murder, initially sought leave to appeal to the Supreme Court but later withdrew his application, though the verdict is not yet final.
Peru's Geophysical Institute has confirmed the existence of a large-scale active geothermal system in the country's southern Andes, near the Paucarani-Casiri volcano and the Chilean border.
The Finnish Ministry of Justice has revoked its earlier decision, announcing that the parliamentary election information system will not yet be transferred to a cloud service, with future platform solutions to be decided later.
A head-on collision between a minivan and a truck in Peru has resulted in the deaths of at least 13 people, including both drivers, with five others sustaining serious injuries.
The Warsaw Zoo announced that its male Andean vicuña, a wild ancestor of the alpaca and symbol of Peru, has been named Rafi by internet users and is increasingly confident in its enclosure.
Tampere City Council meetings have become increasingly frustrated and contentious, with many observers blaming the Finns Party for the chaotic atmosphere.
An Air Canada Express plane collided with a ground vehicle at New York's LaGuardia Airport, reportedly injuring at least four people and leading to the airport's closure. Photos after the accident showed visible damage to the nose of the plane, which was tilted upward.
For Easter, sun and beach destinations remain popular, but there's a notable increase in long-haul travel to places like Japan, Peru, and Australia, despite stable demand and higher prices.
A Vantaa city councilor claimed significantly higher compensation than usual, leading the city to consider implementing stricter screening for future applications.
Finnish Finance Minister Riikka Purra stated that veils do not belong to a dignified life during a speech on women's rights in East Helsinki, a view that was met with disagreement from some attendees.
While SAS has canceled a thousand flights, Finnair reports strong performance, having hedged against rising fuel prices and benefiting from demand for flights to Asia as Middle Eastern airlines remain grounded.
IRANSKI napadi oštetili su katarska postrojenja za ukapljeni plin (LNG), smanjivši izvozni kapacitet za 17%. Opskrba Europe i Azije je ugrožena, a godišnji gubitak procjenjuje se na 20 mlrd. $.
Airline executives are calling on the EU to revoke a blending mandate for renewable synthetic aviation fuel, fearing soaring prices due to insufficient production.
A Finnish administrative court has revoked a building permit for a solar power plant, reportedly using justifications from an older wind power decision. The solar company, Neoen Renewables, plans to appeal the ruling to the Supreme Administrative Court.
Scandinavian airline SAS is facing repercussions from an oil price bet, leading to the cancellation of over 1,000 flights in April, while Norwegian Air is capitalizing by adding 120 flights to gain market share during the Easter period.
A discussion has emerged in Jyväskylä, Finland, regarding a potential ban on face-covering garments in schools, with most city council groups yet to take an official stance.
Peru’s interim President appoints General Luis Enrique Arroyo as new PM, former Defence Minister under Ms. Miralles, along with new Ministers for Defence, Interior, and Economy
From the Deusto neighborhood, Gabriel and Renzo Huaman shake up the offerings of the Biscayan city with their cuisine of memory, contemporary techniques, and local produce. Read
The Vice-Chairman of the National Coalition Party's parliamentary group, Mari-Leena Kauma, suggested in Yle's Politiikkaradio that the government could both lower corporate tax and abolish inheritance tax, surprising Perussuomalaiset's Bergbom.
Finland, along with the UK and Netherlands, is in discussions to establish a new type of financing mechanism for defense, aiming to strengthen security.
Peru faces ongoing political crisis as José María Balcázar assumes the role of head of state, becoming the country's eighth president in a decade, with upcoming elections unlikely to resolve the institutional instability.
Russian attacks in Ukraine are causing unusual GPS anomalies, with mobile phones suddenly showing users' locations as Lima, Peru, highlighting the strange consequences of the conflict.
The Perutnina Ptuj group is set to receive 14 million euros from the state budget next year, with additional funds in 2028 and 2029, as part of a significant 100-million-euro investment.
Iranin sota jakaa EU:ta kahteen leiriin. Kiistassa on kyse siitä, onko sääntöpohjaista maailmanjärjestystä enää edes olemassa, kirjoittaa HS:n EU-kirjeenvaihtaja Jarno Hartikainen.
The Helsinki Court of Appeal has ruled against significant rent increases in Lehtisaari, ordering the Vantaa Parish Union to reduce land rent, a decision residents have been anticipating for a decade.
A pro-Trump frontrunner in Peru's presidential election is losing ground in the final stretch, raising questions about the effectiveness of a pro-Trump stance in Latin American politics.
Peruvians are going to the polls in a highly unpredictable election with a record 35 presidential candidates, hoping to end a decade of political instability marked by soaring crime and corruption.
The United States is reportedly making efforts to renew its diplomatic ties with Peru in anticipation of an upcoming and uncertain election in the South American nation.
A record-breaking field of candidates is expected for Peru's upcoming presidential election, where crime and corruption are top concerns for voters amidst persistent political instability.
Peruvian Indigenous artist Sara Flores, from the Shipibo-Conibo community, will be the first from her community to occupy Peru's pavilion at the Venice Biennale, showcasing her 'kené' designs.
The Center Party has surpassed the Finns Party in Yle's latest support poll, with the combined support for government parties reaching its lowest level since the start of the electoral term.
The Finns Party's proposal for 1,000 new shooting ranges faces opposition from the Finnish Police Board, which states it lacks the capacity to process or supervise their environmental requirements.
An investigation is underway into the sale of basic creams at unusually low prices on online marketplaces like Tor and Vinted, with many sellers removing their listings after being contacted, suggesting potential fraud related to Kela benefits.
A rare black jaguar has been captured on a wildlife camera in the Ecuadorian jungle, near the border with Peru. The sighting was confirmed by the Belgian branch of the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF).
Kanye West has reportedly been banned from entering the UK by ministers, who deemed his presence not conducive to the public good following his antisemitic comments, impacting his planned headline performance at Wireless Festival. The UK government blocked his travel permit after controversy surrounding his scheduled appearance.
A new survey indicates that nearly one in ten Finns would favor improving relations with Russia and revoking NATO membership, while a majority would prioritize Finland's national interests more in foreign policy.
Peru is preparing for a presidential election on April 12 amidst a deep political crisis, with 35 candidates and no clear frontrunner polling above 13% among an undecided electorate.
The National Theatre Brno is preparing to stage Georg Friedrich Händel's baroque opera "Agrippina," a story of intrigue and lies set in ancient Rome, which has not been performed on the Brno stage before.
At least one person was killed and over 47 injured when a wall collapsed at the Alejandro Villanueva stadium in Lima, Peru, with women and children among the seriously wounded.
The ritual of foot washing on Maundy Thursday, based on Jesus' act at the Last Supper, is explained as a powerful symbol of humility, service to others, and love for one's neighbor demonstrated through concrete actions.
On World Autism Day, the Secretary of the Association highlighted the urgent need for stronger institutional support for children and individuals on the autism spectrum in Montenegro, stating their position is far from ideal.
A 17-year-old in Perugia has been arrested for inciting racial hatred and planning an attack on a high school, with a friend expressing shock over his double life.
An entrepreneur in Haapajärvi, Finland, is facing charges of discrimination and defamation after canceling a memorial service, stating that sexual minorities were not allowed in their rented premises.
A newly formed protection association has successfully stopped the planned demolition of the Valkeakoski church in Finland, which costs the Sääksmäki parish approximately 100,000 euros annually to maintain.
Veterinary medicine is advancing rapidly, with new surgical possibilities like laparoscopy allowing for less invasive procedures and faster healing times for pets.
Peruvian chef Jaime Pesaque is collaborating with Ricard Camarena in Valencia, introducing Amazonian ingredients and techniques to create a menu that explores the region's culture and its potential as the "pantry of the future."
An investigation by the NGO Derechos Digitales has uncovered 27 active online platforms on Telegram in Brazil, Peru, and Argentina, where personal information, credit histories, and other sensitive data are illegally bought and sold.
A dispute has emerged within the Finnish government as the Finns Party proposes removing wealth limits for right-of-occupancy housing to reclassify state-supported loans, aiming to reduce Finland's public debt by billions, a move not favored by the National Coalition Party or officials.
The Finnish government has decided on a new competence guarantee for basic education, which may lead to more grade retention and uniform assessment methods across schools.
The Finns Party has suggested intervening in the fuel distribution obligation to address high petrol prices in Finland, though officials state that such a measure would have only a minor impact on pump prices.
A Colombian Air Force plane crashed shortly after takeoff in the south of the country, transporting troops to Putumayo, leaving at least 66 people dead. A search is now underway for four missing soldiers following the incident near Colombia's southern border with Peru.
The Sámi Parliament has presented 13 proposals to the Finnish state, advocating for a separate law on Sámi reindeer herding and compensation for losses incurred from the Teno salmon fishing ban, aiming to build reconciliation.
Oldřich's Oak from Peruc, Lounsko, which already won the national title for 2025, is now competing among 12 trees for the 16th annual European Tree of the Year award, with results to be announced in Brussels.
At least 13 people were killed on Monday when a minivan and a truck collided on a road in Arequipa, southern Peru, according to authorities. The accident occurred near a small village in the region.
Finnish singer Viitasen Piia has canceled all her remaining performances for the year, including previously postponed theater concerts, due to extended sick leave.
A pupil stabbed another pupil at a comprehensive school in Helsinki on Monday morning following a dispute, leading to the victim's hospitalization and the arrest of a suspect.
Peru's Colca Canyon, known for its condors and as a source of the Amazon River, is highlighted for its impressive depth of 4,160 meters, making it twice as deep as the Grand Canyon.
The city of Espoo, Finland, has reversed an earlier decision and is now preparing a rule that would prohibit face coverings, such as the niqab, in schools.
The Finnish government has decided to reverse planned cuts to general benefits for unemployed individuals who had previously opted for early retirement.
Finland's parliamentary Social and Health Committee reversed its earlier decision, now requesting a constitutional assessment of the digital services law for the elderly.
The second round of municipal elections in France is seeing numerous twists and turns, with candidates having until Tuesday evening to submit their definitive lists, indicating a dynamic political landscape.
An editorial highlights that a proposed amendment to the tenth section of the Finnish constitution is progressing rapidly and calls for a principled discussion on the significant changes being made.
Breaking from expectations of retaining most of its 15 sitting MLAs, whose average age is above 63, the party introduced 11 new faces, including six young leaders, two women and one non-Muslim…
Peru's interim president, José María Balcázar, has appointed General Luis Enrique Arroyo as the new Prime Minister after Denisse Miralles unexpectedly resigned from the position after only three weeks.
Chile has commenced the construction of trenches and fortifications along its northern border with Peru to combat irregular migration, fulfilling a campaign promise by President José Antonio Kast.
Chile has begun constructing trenches and fortifications along its northern border with Peru, fulfilling a campaign promise by far-right President José Antonio Kast to combat illegal immigration and crime.
A strike has led to the closure of Berlin airport on Wednesday, resulting in the cancellation of flights, including those from Helsinki-Vantaa. Wage negotiations are scheduled for March 25.
Der neue chilenische Präsident Kast will seine Agenda gegen Migration offenbar schnell umsetzen: An den Grenzen zu Peru und Bolivien sollen neue Befestigungen entstehen.
Chinese and Chilean scientists have reached the bottom of the Atacama Trench, where light does not penetrate, in what they called the “most ambitious” deep-sea expedition ever conducted in the eastern Pacific.
The joint mission to one of the deepest ocean trenches – which runs parallel to the coasts of Peru and Chile – took place from January 19 to March 5.
It comes as Chile’s expanding cooperation with China on science and technology has inflamed geopolitical tensions with the United...
A public dispute has erupted within the Finnish government coalition, with Kokoomus and Perussuomalaiset representatives disagreeing on social media over the proposed abolition of inheritance tax.
Napoleon Beccera, a presidential candidate for Peru, died in a car accident after his vehicle veered off the road and into a ditch for unknown reasons.
An opinion piece in Helsingin Sanomat argues that care decisions for the elderly in Finland should be based on functional ability rather than age, emphasizing that the elderly should not be treated as a single homogeneous group.
An excavator was swept away by a mudslide during cleanup operations in Peru's Cajamarca region, which has been affected by intense rainfall. Workers managed to escape just in time.