A Finnish Court of Appeal has ruled that the National Emergency Supply Agency discriminated against an individual based on age during their dismissal. This decision highlights issues of age discrimination in employment practices.

Harry Krueger, a renowned game legend and former creative director at Housemarque, has established his own game studio in Helsinki, expressing his desire to create his final game on his own terms.

Concerns are rising over the contested ballots in Peru's recent election. The situation is drawing attention to the integrity and final outcome of the electoral process.

The Finnish Defense Forces are set to establish new units dedicated to drone countermeasures. Training for these new units is expected to commence within the next few years.

South Korea and Peru convened their inaugural joint committee on climate change cooperation, focusing on strengthening collaboration for international greenhouse gas reduction projects and Paris Agreement implementation.

Peru is bracing for a period of uncertainty and potential hardship, with the presidential declaration process expected to take a month, and challenges anticipated to extend beyond the vote count.

Finnair is set to resume flights to Turku and Tampere, routes that were previously discontinued due to climate concerns and low passenger numbers. The airline justifies the decision, believing that the load factor for these short domestic flights will now be higher.

Finnish strawberries, early potatoes, and other vegetables are now ripe and ready for Midsummer feasts. This signals the start of the harvest season for these popular seasonal delicacies.

Peru's presidential election is extremely close, with one candidate holding a narrow lead of 50.002% of the votes as counting nears completion. Keiko Fujimori has regained the lead in the vote count, projecting her towards the presidency.

Peru is grappling with a surge in violence targeting urban transport, with over 60 bus drivers killed this year as gangs terrorize the sector, prompting police to describe the situation as a 'daily struggle.'

Peru's presidential vote count is experiencing significant delays, leading to speculation, suspicion, and doubt, with supporters of leftist candidate Roberto Sánchez calling to 'defend the people's vote' amid concerns of interference.

The Helsinki City Environment Committee has decided to promote the zoning of the disputed Stansvik forest as a recreational area, protecting it from construction, continuing an exceptional series of decisions in Laajasalo.

The Peruvian election remains on a knife-edge, with no candidate emerging with a clear lead despite 96.27% of the vote having been counted between Fujimori and Sanchez.

Peru is experiencing significant political polarization, a recurring theme in its contemporary political landscape.

The head of Peru's electoral authority stated that the results of Sunday's presidential elections might not be known for up to two weeks, dashing hopes for a quicker outcome.

The article discusses the ongoing political polarization impacting Peru.

Peru's presidential election is experiencing an incredibly tight race, with only a 0.2% difference between the leading candidates. Over 18 million votes have been cast, with less than 15,000 votes separating the contenders.

The Peruvian diaspora is emerging as a crucial factor in the country's razor-edge presidential election, potentially acting as a tie-breaker in the closely contested race.

Left-wing candidate Pedro Castillo has narrowly taken the lead in Peru's presidential election runoff, though the race remains virtually tied with 94% of votes counted.

An analyst suggests that Peru's chronic political instability stems from institutional weaknesses as much as electoral competition, with neither presidential candidate holding a strong majority in Congress to enact reforms.

A Finnish survey is asking individuals if they or their acquaintances have been offered unjustified fixed-term employment contracts, seeking interviewees for a report on labor issues.

Pollsters in Peru indicate that a leftist candidate is maintaining a narrow lead, putting the country on edge ahead of upcoming political developments.

Karoliina Partanen was elected as the first deputy leader of Finland's National Coalition Party, surpassing Antti Häkkänen. The party also announced a shift in its stance, now advocating for abortion rights to be enshrined in the constitution.

Voters in Peru's tight presidential race are primarily driven by concerns over insecurity and instability, seeking a leader who can address crime and inequality after a decade of political upheaval.

Peru is set to hold an election to choose its tenth president in a decade, highlighting the country's ongoing political instability. This upcoming vote underscores a period of significant leadership turnover in the nation.

Peru is electing a new president, but the country's congress is expected to hold significant power, indicating a potentially unstable political landscape.

Peru is set to hold its runoff presidential election this Sunday, June 7. Citizens will cast their votes to decide the country's next president.

Left-wing presidential candidate Roberto Sánchez has gained ground against conservative Keiko Fujimori ahead of Sunday's runoff election in Peru, according to an Ipsos poll.

A photo gallery captures diverse global realities, including a teacher strike, the Spanish national team's draw, and scenes from Barcelona to Peru, Gaza to France.

The Finnish Constitutional Law Committee's Vestman stated that traditional school closing ceremonies, even with a hymn like Suvivirsi, are part of Finnish culture and do not constitute religious practice.

Approximately 3,000 people in Finland avoided a halving of their basic income support by registering for employment services, following a government legal change aimed at moving people off welfare.

Arman Kaloper, 23, from Sarajevo, is suffering from severe ulcerative colitis and requires over 40,000 KM for his medical treatment.

The Finnish Minister of Municipalities and a municipal division investigator have mandated that Ähtäri and Alavus begin a municipal merger investigation, citing reasons for the forced amalgamation.

Discover the diverse culinary secrets of Argentina, Peru, and Colombia through their most emblematic dishes at three recommended restaurants.

Pihla Keto-Huovinen, a National Coalition Party MP, will be interrogated after voting against the reversal of a ban on pig castration, emphasizing that her decision was a significant value choice.

The Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare (THL) has reported an increase in waiting times for primary healthcare services. Conversely, access to specialized medical care has become faster.

Concrete was poured in Zvërnec, causing irreparable damage. The number of protesters has increased and doubled today.

A Finnish article discusses the fundamental role of school in society, emphasizing that it provides children with independent rights, a sense of community, diverse influences, and the opportunity to build their identity through interaction.

Nella Salonen's interview from Helsinki Market Square on Sunday evening, given lightheartedly, has captivated audiences.

Two women of Peruvian origin drowned in a dam near Baños de Cerrato, Palencia, Spain, after attempting to rescue a child. Local residents expressed shock, emphasizing that the area is dangerous and not meant for recreation.

Peru's Fujimori holds a narrow lead over Sánchez as the country approaches its presidential election runoff.

Right-wing candidate Keiko Fujimori maintains a narrow lead in polls one week before Peru's presidential runoff election.

Isak Andic kuoli vuonna 2024 pudottuaan rotkoon vaelluksella poikansa kanssa. Poika Jonathan Andic on kiistänyt syyllisyytensä kuolemaan.

Perusahaan Perseroan (Persero) PT Telekomunikasi Indonesia Tbk announced its latest financial results, reporting a GAAP EPS of $43.90 and total revenue of $37.1 million.

Finland's Post has released new postage stamps based on oracle cards created using artificial intelligence. The designer confirmed the use of AI in the creation process for these unique stamps.

Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Ecuador, and Peru have signed a joint cooperation agreement in Santiago to combat transnational organized crime, following a meeting convened by the Chilean government.

Metsähallitus, Finland's state forest manager, has proposed establishing hundreds of new protected areas, which would transfer 45,000 hectares of state forests into conservation.

A 55-year-old Lithuanian man, Aurimas, with no symptoms, was informed he needed urgent surgery for a cardiovascular disease after a prophylactic check-up, underscoring the importance of early detection.

The foundation stone has been laid for an expansion of the prison in Turku, Finland, which will add space for 143 inmates, with the new cell building expected to be operational by early 2028.

A new study based on bird radar data from Finland's first offshore wind farm in Tahkoluoto, Pori, suggests that birds are learning to avoid the turbines. The multi-year research observed changes in bird behavior in the area.

A proposal to shift summer holidays in Finland is being discussed, with arguments suggesting that the current school start date coincides with the best part of summer, warm lake waters, and the beginning of berry and mushroom seasons.

A director of basic education in Espoo, Finland, caused a stir by discussing premature babies when questioned about school violence. Medical experts have clarified that prematurity is not linked to developmental paths leading to behavioral disorders.

Boliden CEO Mikael Staffas announced the company's decision to cancel a billion-euro investment in the continuation of Kevitsa mining operations, leading to the closure of the mine in Sodankylä and the layoff of 100 employees.

A 44-year-old Italian citizen was arrested on Croatia's A1 highway near Perušić after police found nearly 800 kilograms of contraband in his truck. He faces charges for trading wild species and document forgery.

Katja Kettu's new novel is reviewed as an erotic love story depicting intimate play and everyday companionship in the life of Laestadianism's founder.

The Finnish Green Party's party congress decided not to propose abandoning the debt brake, despite some internal discussion referring to it as a "green potato." The party remains committed to its current stance on the issue.

Peru's Catholic Church has held a symbolic ceremony to apologize for the historical dispossession of Indigenous lands.

Italian lawyers have announced a strike from June 8 to 12, with a national demonstration planned for June 11 in Perugia, following an incident where a defense attorney was intercepted while speaking with a client in prison.

A 52-year-old Australian police officer died after falling 400 meters into a ravine while hiking the Inca Trail in Peru. He was on a trip with his wife, fulfilling a lifelong dream.

Finnish police found no evidence of a crime, but investors are planning to sue the founder of Luoto in Kuopio. The company, which accumulated millions in debt, has since acquired a new owner.

POŽAR na Perunu iznad Podstrane ugašen: izgorjelo je devet hektara šume, no stambeni objekti nisu bili ugroženi brzom intervencijom.

A property agreement has revealed connections between a new church in Finland and Moscow, suggesting the establishment of a 'shadow church' in the country.

The Finnish Forest Centre has recommended clear-cutting a rare natural forest, justifying the decision by stating that no law explicitly prohibits such action. This recommendation was found in the Centre's public data.

A 600-year-old tomb has been discovered in the pre-Inca fortress of Kuélap in Peru, a site often referred to as the 'Machu Picchu of the Peruvian jungle,' in an area previously unexplored systematically.

Peruvian leftist presidential candidate Roberto Sanchez has formally requested his conservative rival Keiko Fujimori to support a vote recount, citing alleged irregularities. This comes amidst public manifestations against 'fujimorisme' and the rejection of Sanchez's recount initiative by Fujimori's camp.

Finnish Members of Parliament from the Finns Party have proposed a mortgage interest deduction for families with children as a measure to increase the country's birth rate. However, an editorial suggests that financial incentives alone may not be sufficient to encourage more births.

A recount of disputed presidential election results is underway in Peru due to an extremely narrow margin between candidates.

Keiko Fujimori, daughter of a former president, has won the presidential election in Peru, marking another victory for right-wing leaders in Latin America.

The announcement of Peru's new president is expected to take weeks due to a recount and an extremely narrow margin between candidates, including Fujimori.

Russia invited journalists to 'witness' alleged damage from a Ukrainian drone attack, but a planned meeting with victims was canceled, leaving many questions unanswered.

Slovakia is identified as one of the least prosperous countries in the EU, with only Hungary faring worse economically, facing significant issues such as an aging population and the immediate threat of the Middle East war.

A news briefing discusses the contents of the latest 'non-paper' concerning Montenegro.

Singapore, Lanzarote, and Peru are identified as coveted and economical travel destinations for the upcoming months, with recommendations for the best travel plans.

An education consortium's rapid property acquisitions in Tampere using taxpayer money have drawn criticism from some owners, who question if the consortium's core mission is being forgotten, prompting calls for clear rules on procurements.

Peru is experiencing a tightly contested presidential election, with the country seeking its ninth president in a decade amidst a dead heat in voting.

The Director-General of CERN, Mark Thompson, is in Helsinki to explain why the construction of a massive 16 billion euro particle accelerator is a worthwhile investment for particle physicists.

Peru's election chief announced that the vote count for the presidential runoff election could take up to two weeks, or even until the end of the month.

Peruvian artist Yma Sumac is featured with her Inca song 'Taita Inty (Hymn of the Sun Virgin)' performed live in 1950, presented as the 'Song of the Day.'

Germany is setting up a new security agency dedicated to researching and addressing issues related to artificial intelligence.

Peru's capital, Lima, is experiencing unseasonably warm, summer-like temperatures of around 27°C in May and June, leading residents to flock to beaches and raising concerns about potential environmental impacts.

The new episode of the Serbian show "Idemo dalje" (Let's Go On) features interviews with three inspiring women: young singer and trombonist Katarina Savić, visual artist Vesna Perunović, and Katarina Jelisavčić.

Peru is still awaiting the final election results, with both presidential candidates currently running neck and neck.

A scientist has described shocking scenes in a 9-kilometer long river, a tributary of the Pachitea in Peru, where anything that falls into a 4-kilometer stretch dies within seconds.

A prominent Peruvian political figure, who served as first lady at the age of 19, is now embarking on her fourth attempt to win the country's presidency.

Lima's Plaza San Martín has transformed into a vibrant hub for political oratory and rallies, reminiscent of London's Hyde Park Corner, as Peruvians gather to express their views on the eve of elections.

Rkp party leader Anders Adlercreutz opened the party conference by appealing to the Finnish-speaking audience and asserting that Rkp has not adopted the immigration policy of the Finns Party.

Peru is set to choose its new president in a run-off election between progressive candidate Roberto Sánchez and right-wing Keiko Fujimori, with the outcome appearing highly uncertain.

Silver X has successfully acquired full ownership of the Ccasahuasi gold project located in Peru, consolidating its control over the mining asset.

Peru is heading into a tumultuous presidential run-off election between Fujimori and Sanchez, following a first round marked by long lines, delayed results, and accusations of fraud.

Finland is investigating the creation of a healthcare sector reserve to be utilized in widespread and severe disruption situations. Concurrently, a reserve is also being established for the police force.

The two candidates for Peru's presidency delivered their final campaign speeches on Thursday ahead of Sunday's second round, with Keiko Fujimori and Roberto Sánchez holding rallies.

Finland has initiated investigations into establishing a repatriation center, collaborating with other Nordic countries on the project. The aim is to streamline the process of returning individuals to their home countries.

Peruvians are heading to the polls to elect their next president, with a conservative shift observed across Latin America and the daughter of a former dictator potentially winning.

Keiko Fujimori, leading the traditional right-wing candidacy and a favorite in polls, is campaigning on a promise of a 'tough hand' to combat crime and extortion in Peru.

A photography project titled 'Women of the Water' by Ana Elisa Sotelo captures moments of sisterhood and solidarity among women in Peru, created shortly after a series of femicides in the country.

A merchant in Turku, Finland, is selling the same early potatoes at two different prices, with most customers choosing the more expensive option, to initiate a discussion about the price of Finnish food and the future of domestic produce.

Miko Bergbom, a Member of Parliament for the Finns Party, announced the birth of his child on his Instagram account on Tuesday.

Peru and Colombia are navigating a dual political challenge, measuring the influence of the 'Trump axis' against the 'new global left' to redefine the political landscape of the Americas.

The extensive painting decorations of the historic House of the Estates in Finland are now gleaming after a major renovation. The restoration focused on the paintings, and surprises were also discovered beneath the floor.

Brussels officials are undertaking a tour of Balkan capitals in preparation for an upcoming EU-Western Balkan summit focused on the expansion of the bloc. The tour also coincides with news of Netflix co-founder Reed Hastings stepping down and Peru's elections.

A video survey asked passersby how often they clean their floors, revealing surprisingly honest and varied responses about their least favorite household chores.

A school in Espoo, Finland, is planning to establish a third-grade class with an unusually large number of students, up to 51, prompting a four-page report from the principal.

A journalist from The Guardian visited Sutjeska National Park in Bosnia and Herzegovina, describing his experience in the Perućica primeval forest reserve, one of Europe's last preserved ancient forests, while on a hunt for Bosnian bears.

An exhibition by Canadian-Serbian artist Vesna Perunović, titled 'Method to Madness – Gestures of Resilience: Making. Unmaking. Remaking.', opened last week at Galerija DOTS in Belgrade.

Sigríður Hrefna Hrafnkelsdóttir and Einar Gunnar Karlsson have returned to Iceland after an adventurous trek along the Inca Trail in Peru, leading to the ancient city of Machu Picchu.

A Peruvian group, known as Barcelona's 'illegal accommodation kings' for renting and subdividing dozens of apartments for tourists, is reportedly channeling money into Latvia's largest commercial bank.

The Finns Party (Perussuomalaiset) has released a cap as a retort after the Social Democratic Party (Sdp) leadership described them as a party "unfit for polite society" during its weekend party conference.

A global heritage organization has offered to collaborate with the Peruvian government to enhance conditions at the ancient site of Machu Picchu.

Finland's Constitutional Committee is demanding restrictions on the remote monitoring of elderly individuals, addressing privacy and ethical concerns.

Indonesia and Peru are exploring potential cooperation on halal certification, aiming to facilitate trade and ensure compliance with Islamic dietary laws.

Qatar's 'Spread the Smile' campaign has gained nationwide momentum, coinciding with the launch of the 'Perunnal Nilavu Eid' publication. These initiatives aim to foster community spirit and joy.

Vincenzo Bellini's 1831 opera 'La Sonnambula,' with a libretto by Felice Romani, is noted for its lead role of Amina, considered one of the most difficult soprano parts in operatic literature.

Northern Peru, where the Andes meet the Amazon rainforest, is transitioning from a region known for coca cultivation for drug cartels to a hub for eco-tourism and highland hiking tours.

Peru's Catholic Church has held a symbolic ceremony to apologize for its role in the historical dispossession of Indigenous lands.

The article presents five irresistible recipes from South America, inviting readers on a culinary journey through dishes like Peruvian ceviche, Brazilian feijoada, Argentine choripán, Uruguayan chivito, and Colombian/Venezuelan tequeños.

A mayor in northern Peru was assassinated by hitmen, an event reflecting an escalation of crime as the second round of presidential elections approaches on June 7.

A mayor in Peru was assassinated by paid killers shortly before elections. The victim was reportedly riddled with bullets in the attack.

Venezuelan singer Zhamira Zambrano has announced her first headlining cross-continental tour, with dates planned across Puerto Rico, Chile, Peru, and the U.S., exciting her fanbase.

An analysis suggests that Russia is heavily leveraging the Starobilsk attack for propaganda purposes, aiming to justify its own war crimes in Ukraine.

A Finnish article shares tips for preparing delicious and easy Midsummer dishes, focusing on the secret to perfect potatoes with a flavorful sauce.

While Roberto Sánchez leads the vote in Peru, Fujimori has become a favorite with 63% of the expatriate vote, a 'sorpasso' that is generating rejection in the Andean south. This shift highlights a divide in voter sentiment between domestic and international voters.

Keiko Fujimori has taken a narrow lead in the final stages of Peru's presidential runoff election, as vote counting continues.

The results for the joint application to post-basic education have been published, with applicants receiving information on student selection and acceptance via email.

A survey by the Finnish Association for Nature Conservation indicates that a majority of Finns, across all political party affiliations, oppose the establishment of a mine in the Viiankiaapa nature conservation area in Sodankylä.

The vote count in Peru's presidential election has slowed, with the outcome likely to hinge on contested votes.

Gallery DOTS and artist Vesna Perunović are organizing public meetings and guided tours throughout June for her current exhibition, 'Method to Madness - Gestures of Resilience: Making. Unmaking. Rebuilding.'

The Serbian Orthodox Church is facing scrutiny and attempting to distance itself from an alleged 'million euro' affair related to the arrival of the Holy Girdle of the Theotokos in Serbia, involving theologian Miloš Stojković.

The enduring cultural legacy of the Inca Empire, from its ancient cities like Machu Picchu to the coasts of Peru, is being revisited, highlighting a civilization that never truly fades from collective memory.

Finland is discussing the establishment of a new defense tax, which would be based on property ownership, to fund national defense efforts.

The presidential race in Peru is tightening once again, leading to market volatility as overseas and rural ballots continue to be counted.

Online stores will soon be required to implement a mandatory cancellation function for orders, making it easier for consumers to cancel purchases, as changes from an EU directive become part of national consumer protection law.

In Peru's presidential elections, where tens of thousands of votes can determine the outcome, the nation's diaspora has emerged as a critical tie-breaker.

Lima, Peru, is experiencing unusually high summer-like temperatures during its winter months, signaling the potential onset of a 'super-El Nino' phenomenon. This weather anomaly is affecting the city of over 10 million inhabitants.

Peru's presidential election is tied between left- and right-wing rivals, illustrating the profound political polarization within the South American country.

Peruvian presidential candidate Roberto Sanchez visited the jailed former president Pedro Castillo as votes were being counted.

Peru has a unique record of political accountability, with four of its last nine presidents currently imprisoned, one committing suicide before arrest, and another serving years in jail.

The Peruvian presidential election is heading for a close finish, with candidates Keiko Fujimori and Roberto Sánchez reportedly neck and neck.

Legal proceedings are underway against candidate Sanchez in Peru, ahead of a crucial runoff election.

Slovakia has fully launched its new national supercomputer, PERUN, which is capable of quadrillions of operations per second. Scientists are utilizing the powerful computer for various applications, including medical diagnostics, drug discovery, and combating disinformation.

Journalist Nahuel Gallotta's new book, 'Biografía de un gramo,' details the global route of cocaine from the Peruvian jungle to Madrid, involving clandestine flights and traffickers.

Peru's conservative Keiko Fujimori and leftist Roberto Sanchez made their final appeals to voters in a tight presidential run-off, with the campaign largely focused on public anger over rising crime and political instability.

A new survey reveals that over half of Finns supporting the Finns Party approve of Trump's military actions against Iran, a significantly higher proportion than other Finnish citizens.

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. expressed his expectation for enhanced bilateral relations with Peru and Malta. This outlook follows recent diplomatic engagements and discussions aimed at fostering closer cooperation between the nations.

An article emphasizes that the values held by veterans continue to form the fundamental basis of Finland's security, stressing that security arises from collective actions and trust in institutions.

A recent IRES study reveals that scientific information is the primary reference point for adult consumers when evaluating the risks associated with tobacco and nicotine product consumption, with a Romanian report confirming these findings.

Keiko Fujimori, daughter of the late disgraced Peruvian President Alberto Fujimori, is positioning herself for an election victory. She is capitalizing on a broader right-wing political wave currently sweeping across Latin America.

A daily collection of images captures a high-stakes tennis match, ancient rituals in Peru, and the ongoing impact of war, alongside other global events.

A 1.5-year-old child was seriously injured after being run over by a van in Perho, Finland. The child's parent was reportedly moving the vehicle at the time of the incident.

The organization New7Wonders has issued a warning that Peru's Inca citadel, Machu Picchu, is at risk of losing its designation as one of the Wonders of the World due to severe management failures.

Early reports indicate a slight advantage for Fujimori in the Peruvian elections over leftist candidate Sánchez, with a significant percentage of undecided voters expected to determine the outcome.

A Finnish individual recounts feeling alienated throughout basic schooling due to not belonging to the church, arguing that the education system marginalizes children and increases polarization between religious and non-religious groups.

Peruvian journalist and writer Rosa Chávez Yacila discusses her book 'Las nerviosas,' addressing the misconception that the poor do not have time to experience depression.

Lindtman has canceled a controversial procurement project by the Orpo government that had not yet come into force, with the law expected to reach the parliament's grand hall soon.

Finnish company UPM and a South African forestry company have agreed to establish a new joint venture, which will include UPM Communication Papers and Sappi's graphic papers business in Europe.

Otso Saano, a teacher and social media influencer from Vantaa, Finland, who once disliked studying, now shares his perspective on how to improve basic education. He hopes his example demonstrates that primary school grades do not define one's entire future.

A guided walk through the primeval wildwood of Perućica in Sutjeska National Park offers a chance to encounter wolves, chamois, and the elusive brown bear, with the guide claiming familiarity with a local bear.

Amnesty International has issued a report stating that generative AI systems are built upon the collection of billions of people's data without consent. The human rights organization is urging governments to intervene and regulate AI systems that rely on illegal mass data collection.

Copper startup Quilla is reportedly in discussions for an Initial Public Offering (IPO) as it plans a mining expansion in Peru.

Finland's Transport and Communications Agency (Traficom) has made a decision that a railway operator says will lead to the cancellation of summer steam train trips. The operator states that summer steam train journeys are now under threat.

Armando Iannucci has been confirmed to write the script for the next Paddington movie, 'Paddington 4', with 'Paddington in Peru' director Dougal Wilson in talks to return.

Teachers in Espoo, Finland, report an increasing amount of violence in their work, but Juha Nurmi, the director of Finnish-language basic education in Espoo, holds a different view on the causes of school violence.

An Inca citadel in Peru is gaining attention for its potential to surpass Machu Picchu as a major tourist destination. This ancient site offers a new glimpse into Inca civilization and its architectural marvels.

The Vatican has issued an apology in Peru to victims of abuse committed by the Sodalicio religious organization. A mass was held, officiated by Spanish priest Jordi Bertormeu, with Peruvian cardinals and the victims present.

Police in Tarnowskie Góry arrested a 37-year-old man accused of 26 counts of theft, involving changing license plates, wearing a wig, fueling a truck, and driving off without paying.

A fire that broke out on Perun hill above Podstrana has been extinguished, burning approximately nine hectares of maquis and pine forest. 87 firefighters with 18 vehicles participated in putting out the blaze.

A mayor in Peru was shot and killed on his way to work.

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico has presented statistics to argue that Slovakia is prospering, despite stalled coalition talks on economic growth. The article suggests these figures are either unreliable or taken out of context.

The family of a police officer is mourning his death after he fell 400 meters on Peru's Inca trail.