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Finland’s two state forensic psychiatric hospitals report a growing number of severely ill patients arriving without prior ...
A 16-year-old arrived at a student hazing event in Espoo carrying a machete and was found in possession of alpha-PVP, a ...
A man hospitalised after a broad daylight assault in central Helsinki is calling for action against street drug use, warning ...
Teachers across Finland oppose a proposal to delay school summer holidays by two weeks, citing pupil exhaustion and risks to ...
A new biography of Finnish parliamentary speaker Jussi Halla-aho reveals that exhaustion, depression, and personal turmoil ...
The Eurovision Song Contest will return to Vienna in May 2026, with the Wiener Stadthalle hosting the event for the third ...
Israel has yet to respond to a new 60-day Gaza ceasefire proposal mediated by Qatar and Egypt, while insisting on the release ...
Finnish pension funds have invested tens of millions in companies operating in Israeli settlements, including Airbnb and ...
The U.S. Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory has purchased a quantum computer from Finnish company IQM, ...
Finland’s Defence Ministry has launched a national initiative to improve conscripts' fitness before military service, ...
Helsinki Arena re-opens this autumn after over three years of closure due to EU sanctions. Only three concerts have been ...
Finnish physician Risto Pelkonen, who served as Finland’s archiater for nearly 30 years, has died aged 94. A widely respected ...