Finnish Research: Constant Fiddling with Phones is More Straining than Long Screen Time
A recent study by Aalto University researchers reveals that the most mental strain from digital devices comes from frequent short usage, rather than prolonged screen time.
Driver hit a child at a crosswalk in Espoo and left the scene, police request observations
A driver struck a child at a crosswalk in Espoo and fled the scene, prompting police to seek witnesses.
Is vigilante justice becoming common? Cuts of millions of euros could collapse the justice system
Finland faces significant cuts to its judicial budget, raising concerns over an increase in vigilante justice as court personnel and prosecutors warn of deteriorating justice delivery.
Prosecutor demands 10.5 years in prison for murder and grave desecration in Kuopio
A prosecutor is seeking a sentence of at least 10 and a half years for a murder and desecration of a grave that occurred in Kuopio last year.
The Helsinki stock market opened lower on Monday morning
European stock markets opened lower following U.S. President Donald Trump's threats against Iranian power plants.
Mine clearing vehicle attracts global interest โ a North Karelian company received its largest order in history from a NATO country
A North Karelian company, Kesla, has secured its largest order ever for multi-purpose vehicles from a NATO country, valued at approximately 17 million euros.
Tampere City Council Meetings Have Become a Circus โ Many Blame the Finns Party
Tampere's City Council meetings are characterized by heightened tensions and increasingly personal disputes, with many attributing the chaos to the actions of the Finns Party.
"It tastes wonderful," said Jasper Kurtti as he took a bite of the vendace tail โ Kuusamo schoolchildren caught their own food
Kuusamo schoolchildren participated in a fish day where they caught local fish and learned about healthy eating practices.
Stabbing at Maatulli Elementary School in Helsinki, police report
A stabbing incident occurred at Maatulli Elementary School in Helsinki on Monday morning, with one person injured, according to police.
Finnair acquires both used and new aircraft
Finnair plans to purchase both new and used aircraft to renew its narrow-body fleet for European traffic.
Study: Every tenth euro spent in online shopping ends up in China
A recent study revealed that 10% of every euro spent in Finnish online shopping goes to China, as domestic e-commerce grows at a faster pace than foreign alternatives.
Ambulances of Jewish community set on fire in London
Four ambulances belonging to the Jewish community were set ablaze in North London, with police suspecting a hate crime.
The Mystery of Banksy's European Touring Exhibition Arrives in Finland - Over 150 Works on Display in Turku
The acclaimed exhibition showcasing over 150 works by street artist Banksy will open in Turku, Finland, in April 2024, after touring multiple European cities and attracting over two million visitors.
Vantaa expropriated a large inheritance estate at a bargain price, but the neighbor could strike it rich from their own land
The Finnish city of Vantaa has expropriated the Saraksen family estate for future residential development, prompting controversy over compensation and the ongoing legal battle.
Report: More than ten health data registers operate illegally in Finland
A new report reveals that over ten health data registers in Finland are operating without the necessary legal regulations, posing a risk to patient data handling.
Customs Suspicions: Finnish Transport Entrepreneur Illegally Sent 548 Trucks to Russia โ Yle Information Reveals Main Suspect
A Finnish transport entrepreneur and two of his employees are being investigated for allegedly violating EU sanctions by sending trucks to Russia amidst the Ukraine war.
Japanese research: Cats recognize their owner's commands but do not always comply
A study from the University of Tokyo reveals that while cats can recognize commands from their owners, they may not always choose to respond.
EK criticizes the current government's immigration policy - presents 72 ways to increase immigration in the next government term
The Confederation of Finnish Industries (EK) has criticized Prime Minister Petteri Orpo's government's approach to immigration and is advocating for significant reforms to increase work-related immigration in Finland.
Departures cancelled at New York's LaGuardia Airport
Flights departing from New York's LaGuardia Airport are currently grounded due to an incident involving an aircraft colliding with a ground vehicle.
Liminka parishioners filed a church complaint regarding the selection process of the vicar
A group of parishioners from Liminka has filed a church complaint regarding the vicar selection process to the Administrative Court of Northern Finland.
What happened overnight in the Middle East? Read the summary
The article summarizes recent events in the Middle East, particularly related to conflicts involving Iran and the impact on global energy markets.
Recent report warns: climate change is intensifying further
A new report from the World Meteorological Organization indicates that climate change is accelerating, with significant implications for thousands of years.
Jobs Most Affected by Artificial Intelligence โ See the List
Artificial intelligence is transforming the job market by affecting both office and physical labor roles, with a new list showcasing the jobs facing the greatest impact from AI technologies.
"Why would anyone collect sticks?" Yle investigated what one must do in Denmark to earn benefits
The article discusses Denmark's new work obligation model for unemployed immigrants, highlighting the experiences of Goodluck Yamwaka, who is required to perform community service to qualify for welfare benefits.
Energy Organization Leader: The Energy Crisis is Now Worse Than All Crises of the 1970s Combined
The head of the International Energy Agency warns that the current energy crisis, driven by conflict in the Middle East, is unprecedented and surpasses the oil crises of the 1970s.
Asian Stock Markets Plunge
Asian stock markets fell sharply on Monday following threats from the United States and Iran to escalate military actions over the weekend.
Merz's Conservatives Win Important State Elections in Germany
Chancellor Friedrich Merz's conservative party won key state elections in Rheinland-Palatinate, marking a significant shift in the political landscape of the region.
Oil prices on the rise
Oil prices saw an increase as the U.S. and Israel warned that the conflict with Iran would continue for several weeks, disrupting oil supply through the Strait of Hormuz.
Fresh report: Finland needs to triple the number of immigrants
A recent report suggests that Finland should nearly triple its immigration levels to ensure an adequate workforce for the future.
In Slovenia, door-to-door surveys predict a narrow victory for liberals in parliamentary elections
Door-to-door surveys in Slovenia suggest a narrow victory for liberal parties over conservatives in the upcoming parliamentary elections.
Next week will be windy โ rain will clean street dust in the middle of the week
The upcoming week in Finland is set to begin with mostly dry weather, but some light rain is expected mid-week that may help alleviate street dust.
Dog Owners Are More Willing to Give Up Their Pets โ Animal Welfare Associations Are Already Talking About a Dog Crisis
Animal welfare organizations in Finland report an increasing number of dog owners looking to give up their pets, leading to concerns over a potential 'dog crisis'.
This spring is very special - these tips will make garden care go smoothly as in Strรถmsรถ
Finnish gardening experts share advice for dealing with the unique challenges of an unusually early spring season.
Professor: Trump's threatened strikes are unlikely to help overthrow Iran's regime, quite the opposite
A professor at the University of Helsinki argues that potential U.S. strikes on Iranian facilities would likely strengthen the current regime rather than weaken it.
MOT program helped Antti Heikkinen, 54, find his father - the meeting was the first and last
Antti Heikkinen met his biological father for the first and last time through the help of a program exploring the impact of sperm donation.
Here in this corner of Ukraine lives a minority that became a pawn in Viktor Orbรกn's game
An ethnic Hungarian community in western Ukraine seeks to maintain its cultural identity amid external pressures, particularly from Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orbรกn.
Motorcyclist dies in Lapinlahti
A motorcyclist in his thirties died this morning in Lapinlahti after losing control of his motorcycle.
Trump sends ICE agents to U.S. airports
U.S. President Donald Trump announced the deployment of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents to assist Transportation Security Administration (TSA) staff at airports in response to funding negotiations with Congress.
A Surprising Consequence of the War in Iran: Porsches Trapped in an African Port after Traveling to Dubai
Luxury cars, including Porsches, have been stranded in the Kenyan port of Lamu due to the ongoing safety issues in the Middle East stemming from the Iran war.
Stubbs' optimism about peace in Ukraine turned to pessimism in a year, writes The Telegraph
A year after expressing optimism about the possibility of peace in Ukraine, Finnish President Alexander Stubbs has shifted to a more pessimistic outlook amidst changing geopolitical dynamics.
Jari Keinรคnen saved his childhood's forbidden house โ now Google is hoped to awaken the sleeping village
Jari Keinรคnen, once restricted from playing near a forbidden house in Leppiniemi, is now advocating for its revival with the help of Google.
Russia's Economic Suffering Likely Will Not End the War in Ukraine, Report Reveals
A recent report indicates that economic sanctions on Russia have decreased export revenues from oil and gas, but not enough to threaten the funding of the war in Ukraine.
Vietnam Suffering from Rising Fuel Prices Turns to Russia
Vietnam, facing rising oil prices, is planning to sign oil and gas agreements with Russia during an official visit by Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh.
The residents of Ostrobothnia are not actually lazy bottle returners โ a simple reason explains the big regional differences
A report highlights regional disparities in bottle return rates across Finland, showing Ostrobothnia residents lag behind others in returning beverage containers.
No water, no fuel, no electricity โ this is what life is like in Cuba
Juan Carlos Pino has adapted his Fiat to run on coal amidst ongoing fuel shortages in Cuba.
If Trump does not withdraw his threat, 'a black Monday is ahead,' predicts market analyst
Market analysts are warning of potential economic fallout following President Trumpโs threat to target Iran's energy infrastructure if the Strait of Hormuz is not reopened within 48 hours.
Fishermen are concerned about the expansion of the Eastern National Park: 'Locals cannot fish as before'
Fishermen in Finland express concern over the proposed expansion of the Eastern Gulf National Park, fearing it will restrict their fishing activities.
Research: Even light exercise is effective
A study by the UKK Institute indicates that even moderate light exercise can provide fitness and health benefits, potentially within six weeks.
Actor Petri Poikolainen has died
Finnish actor Petri Poikolainen has passed away at the age of 50, confirmed by the director Teemu Nikki to Yle.
Jussi Award-winning actor Petri Poikolainen has died
Finnish actor Petri Poikolainen has passed away at the age of 50 due to complications from multiple sclerosis.