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A recent analysis highlights that falling higher education attainment among young adults in Finland poses a significant long-term threat to the nation's economic growth trajectory.

Educators at universities of applied sciences across Finland have halted classes amid ongoing negotiations over working conditions, forcing students to peer-orient incoming cohorts.

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The autumn joint application process for higher education in Finland has begun, featuring participation from 21 polytechnics and two universities.

Fourteen-year-old Eemeli Vasara utilizes a rare opportunity to navigate the Puruvesi waterways by boat to reach his school, adhering to strict water traffic regulations.

A person was seriously injured when a tram struck them near Oulunkylä station on Saturday afternoon, prompting emergency response and traffic disruptions.

Reports highlight Claudiu Năsui’s longstanding familial and commercial connections to Moldova, including his father’s past honorary consulship and involvement in a major 1990s business controversy.

Professor Elina Knihtilä publicly challenges Kari Heiskanen's allegations regarding humiliating entrance exams at the Theatre Academy, calling them distorted in his new memoir.

Overnight stays by foreign visitors in Finland have increased significantly compared to last July, with the city of Oulu seeing notable benefits from its European Capital of Culture status.

The Northern Ostrobothnia welfare region intends to relocate psychiatric ward care away from the historic Oulu Peltola facility, marking a significant shift in the long-standing treatment center's operations.

An aviation-focused upper secondary school in Asikkala has seen application numbers nearly double, prompting leadership to request a specialized educational mandate from the ministry to prepare students for fighter pilot careers.

Educators across Helsinki are highlighting systemic failures in providing adequate psychological and educational support for students struggling with behavioral issues, prompting a public call for parent and student testimonies.

The historic Raksilan market building in Oulu is temporarily reopening its doors to serve as a unique, large-scale performance venue for the immersive art production Faravidin Maa.

An article advocates for increasing singing in Finnish schools, emphasizing its role in fostering community and activating students' brains for learning.

Police in Oulu, Finland, report that a 15-year-old ordered 280 explosives from a Polish online store and subsequently sold dozens of them to other minors via WhatsApp. This incident raises concerns about the availability of dangerous materials to young people.

In South Ostrobothnia, Finland, municipalities are standardizing school meal practices due to continuous pressure from parents requesting non-health-based special diets, such as ketchup and macaroni, for their children.

Finnish teachers, including Joanna Lukkarila, report a rise in unusual and 'impossible' demands from parents, such as being asked to wake up children at home.

The current division of labor between universities and universities of applied sciences enables the higher education system to function efficiently.

Residents of Puistola, Finland, concerned about the fate of their old elementary school building, which has been empty for 10 years and is not officially protected, formed a human chain around it.

Helsingin Sanomat published a selection of ten news photos from the past week, including images of children attending swimming lessons in Gaza amidst conflict and Indonesia celebrating its independence.

School youth work, which is effective in reducing bullying and popular among students, is facing difficult choices regarding its future in Finnish municipalities due to budget constraints. While some areas like Varkaus continue the program, others like Joroinen have decided against it.

The article discusses the strengths of a university curriculum, highlighting critical thinking, deep learning, and collaboration skills as key outcomes from the first year of study. It suggests that university teaching encompasses more than just traditional lectures.

Research confirms the high quality of higher education in Finland, but calls for increased funding and more teachers to enable smaller group instruction, personalized feedback, and quality guidance.

Ensuring high-quality education today demands not only traditional teaching methods but also the ability to adapt quickly to a changing environment, which necessitates adequate financial support.

A study comparing Finnish and Norwegian primary school history books found that Norwegian texts highlight women's role in making Viking sails, while Finnish texts focus only on clothes and jewelry.

A Finnish article challenges the common misconception that foreign-language children automatically perform worse in school than others, asserting that this belief is untrue.

An article discusses how effective teaching methods actively engage students, regardless of class size, fostering critical thinking and deeper understanding.

The Wilma communication system is an effective tool for schools, but other methods are needed alongside it to ensure all families are included in daily school life.

Ismo Pentti earned 600 euros collecting sundew, a carnivorous plant, but the Oulu 4H association reports a shortage of collectors for next summer, despite the potential for significant earnings.

Canadian-American musician Rufus Wainwright discusses his life, including dropping out of music school to 'get drunk in bars and make songs,' and his desire for a child during his mother's final illness, as he prepares to open the Helsinki Festival with a requiem.

The city of Lahti has imposed a 100 percent rent increase on sales stalls in its Christmas village, citing a desire to avoid distorting competition.

A survey by the University of Oulu reveals that even experienced teachers maintain their curiosity, imagination, and sense of humor throughout their entire careers.

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A festival weekend in Oulu ended with a person falling from a cliff, an incident police say was preceded by pushing or hitting, and could have had much worse consequences.

A 200-kilogram Russian attack drone, previously used in Russia's war against Ukraine, is now on public display in an exhibition in Oulu, Finland, though its exact backstory remains a mystery.

Finnish police in Oulu are searching for a man suspected of stabbing five people over the past year; despite having video evidence and tips, his identity remains unknown.

Police in Oulu, Finland, are investigating a suspected assault that resulted in a person falling several meters down a steep slope after going over a fence.

Finnish police are investigating an alleged attempted school shooting in Lohja, an incident that has also highlighted the psychological toll on officers involved in traumatic events. The investigation is ongoing.

The Brussels Times website has published multiple articles consisting solely of search queries related to buying cocaine and other drugs in various cities and countries. These articles appear to be spam or a technical error, listing specific drug names and locations.

A large daycare and school unit planned for Paloheinä, Finland, is being criticized for overlooking the needs of young children.

The internationally successful theater production "100% Oulu" is being performed for the first time in Finland as part of the cultural capital program, featuring 100 ordinary residents of Oulu revealing personal stories about infidelity and road rage.

Students in Turku are reportedly trying to bypass a school-day phone ban, implemented a year ago, by bringing 'secret phones' to school, according to a city-wide survey.

Two distinct accidents occurred in Western Uusimaa, Finland, where drivers struck schoolchildren at pedestrian crossings in Lohja and Karkkila.

An obituary for Anssi Kuusela (1936–2026), recognized as a broad-minded developer of high school education.

A look into the lives of two Finnish ninth-grade boys reveals contrasting experiences, with one enjoying his last day of vacation while the other has already started school.

Kauko Rope, a 15-year-old student in Helsinki, made headlines for his unique first-day-of-school attire, featuring Lidl sandals and a 'Piritori-style' jacket.

As most students return to school this week, a survey is being conducted among Finnish children to inquire about the length of their school commute and their chosen mode of transportation.

Helsinki's city council decision to alter school district boundaries has ignited a heated debate, with discussions around 'school shopping' and accusations of a 'racist undertone' in the public discourse.

A unique floating stage is being built on the Oulujoki river in Oulu, Finland, for the Delta Life festival, a major event during Oulu's European Capital of Culture year.

A new Oulu–Haparanda rail connection has been established, linking Finland to Sweden and opening a new rail route into the rest of Europe, marking the return of train services after four decades.

Police in Oulu, Finland, stopped a familiar car and arrested its driver for the 51st time within a year for driving without a license. The same vehicle has been involved in multiple incidents with various unlicensed drivers.

A school principal's concern about cheating has highlighted a potential problem for schools with smart glasses, as a professor of user interfaces and usability confirms that display-equipped smart glasses enable academic dishonesty.

A presidential advisor warns that Romania's economy is not performing well and may end the year in recession, while the formation of a new government is delayed, making it difficult to bring parties to the negotiating table.

An open and factual discussion is essential to address school segregation, and the voices of teachers are needed in this conversation.

A new EU border control system allows airports to temporarily suspend biometric data registration for non-EU travelers during exceptional circumstances, a derogation reportedly already in intensive use.

Finland's basic education system is undergoing changes for the new school year, including longer school weeks for fifth and sixth graders and an increased focus on sports as a subject.

Jeremias Jaakola, 24, discusses his past as a bully, admitting to tormenting a cancer patient and driving another student close to suicide, prompting reflection on whether bullies are perpetrators or victims of circumstance.

Roni Nokelainen, 22, has made history by becoming the first Finn to graduate from a renowned British military academy, an institution also attended by Prince William. This achievement highlights the strengthening ties between Finland and Britain, opening doors for young Finnish officers.

A planned modular hospital in Oulu, valued at over 30 million euros, is facing a market court review regarding its procurement process, which could significantly impact local healthcare arrangements.

The article discusses how migration to rural areas could address the problem of "school shopping" and the segregation of residential areas and schools, which is a consequence of urbanization.

A historical review highlights how hundreds of abandoned schools across Finland remain difficult to sell due to a severe shortage of real estate buyers.

A child sustained injuries in Sotkamo, Finland, after a vehicle collided with a minor who had just disembarked from a school bus. Local authorities are investigating the traffic accident to determine whether standard safety protocols were followed.

The Oulu administrative block will be converted into offices for over a thousand state employees. The renovation will be completed in 2028.

A physical altercation between several men over high-end wine bottles led police to uncover a theft of approximately 400 bottles from a local restaurant. The incident highlights a recent spike in organized retail theft in northern Finland.

Educators note that students engage in significantly more conversation during school breaks when mobile phone usage is restricted, highlighting the social impact of device bans.

The Finnish city hosts major weekend attractions including the World Air Guitar Championships and the Delta Life outdoor festival as part of its ongoing cultural capital program.

Nutrition specialists and educators urge policymakers to expand discussions around school lunch programs and how food education is communicated to students.

The 27th annual International Air Guitar Championship kicked off in Oulu, Finland, under the slogan 'Make air, not war,' drawing competitors from around the globe.

Finnish local governments are grappling with severe budget shortfalls driven by unexpected unemployment surges, forcing difficult decisions regarding funding for schools and daycare centers.

A school in Turku with students speaking over 30 languages defies common prejudices against immigrant-heavy classrooms, proving successful through inclusive education.

The Deputy Data Protection Ombudsman warns that student psychological assessments must be securely stored even in temporary locations, following revelations that records were improperly left behind a bar counter in Ruovesi.

Researchers at the University of Oulu have spent 15 years developing a wearable device that measures cerebrospinal fluid to detect Alzheimer’s disease in its early stages, now entering test phases.

According to the housing company, the city is violating the division of ownership agreement. The city, in turn, sees the dispute as being between the seller of the area and the housing company.

Researchers from Aalto University suggest that current phishing training programs might be counterproductive, as employees may fall for phishing scams not due to carelessness but out of fear of making a mistake or neglecting their duties.

A new law in Finland requires schools to promote a more active lifestyle and reduce sedentary time for students, with some schools like Haapaniemi already having implemented such changes.

Finnish police are investigating a case in Oulu where a minor is suspected of selling pyrotechnic products, acquired from abroad, to other minors via social media.

A man in his 30s, working as a school assistant, has been sentenced to over two years in unconditional imprisonment for 24 crimes involving filming and touching children, and was immediately remanded after the verdict.

Oulu, a city in the heart of the European Arctic and the European Capital of Culture 2026, offers a memorable summer experience. Finland, consistently ranked among the happiest countries, emphasizes happiness as a connecting force.

Hanna Moisala and Sanja Kosonen performed a unique high-wire dance over the Merikoski rapids in Oulu, Finland, an unprecedented event in the country, aiming to highlight community and overcoming life's challenges.

An analysis highlights dangerous pedestrian crossings near schools in Finland, particularly those without traffic lights on busy, multi-lane roads. An 8-year-old's school is cited as an example of a high-risk area.

An opinion piece argues that a diverse school environment is beneficial for children's development and growth.

A high school in Töölö, Finland, has issued a directive prohibiting students from wearing 'nasujaiset' (initiation costumes) to school, a decision the principal declined to comment on.

Transport problems for schoolchildren continue in Turku, Finland, with one mother reporting she had to drive her children to school despite a taxi service being granted, citing a lack of explanation for the failure to arrange transport.

A debate has emerged in Finland regarding early childhood education, with arguments against cutting costs in a way that would hinder the creation of a quality environment for preschool children.

Students in Kouvola, Finland, are participating in a national school peace declaration event, featuring student performances, a video message from President Alexander Stubb, and a police address, emphasizing community spirit.

The upper diving platform at the Ouluntulli swimming spot in Kempele, Finland, is set to reopen, despite two drowning accidents having occurred there in just over a year.

Police in Oulu, Finland, have concluded their investigation into an attempted infanticide case. Separately, a police car was involved in a traffic accident in the same city.

A police officer responding to an urgent call in Oulu, Finland, was involved in a collision with another vehicle while attempting a U-turn, prompting a request for the Prosecutor General to investigate the incident.

A Finnish court found a man guilty of assault for pushing a female student to the floor in a polytechnic cafeteria, after she had poured water on him.

A report highlights concerns about the poor quality of higher education studies in Finland, suggesting they may not be worth the associated fees.

Parents in Tampere, Finland, requested a police investigation into a local Steiner school's handling of bullying, including violence, but police found no reason to suspect a crime.

The Brussels Times has published multiple articles featuring search queries related to buying and ordering various types of cocaine in numerous international cities and regions.

The race to elect the next Secretary-General of the United Nations is nearing a critical juncture, with the task of saving the organization potentially proving to be an impossible mission for the incoming leader.

A discussion in Finland emphasizes the importance of openly addressing challenges within schools, while ensuring that such conversations do not stigmatize students or entire educational institutions.

The inaugural Oulu-Haparanda evening train was largely empty, with passengers expressing confusion over the new train's schedule and the closure of the restaurant car.

Following an alleged attempted school murder, the incident will be discussed with students on Monday, according to the principal, while police investigations are still in their early stages.

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An Oulu restaurateur was convicted of gross usury for exploiting foreign workers' ignorance and failing to pay their wages.

Oulu's European Capital of Culture year is being made with a large sum of money. Yle tried to trace the funds. Eventually, mail arrived from the ministry.

Kurt Torsell has been selected as the new Director General for the Finnish National Agency for Education.

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Two accidents occurred in Finland where motorists collided with children at crosswalks on the first day of school. In Karkkila, a child was hospitalized after being thrown meters into the air, while another collision happened in Lohja.

Finland, the first country to legally guarantee free school meals, remains a global exception, highlighting that the most expensive school meal is the one left uneaten.

Finnish schools are advised to boost daily physical activity and promote the joy of movement, with new obligations and potential phone restrictions aiming to address children's inactivity.

Stora Enso has announced plans to close its Veitsiluoto sawmill in Kemi, Finland, marking a second blow to the region's forest industry. Production is expected to be relocated to Oulu and Kalajoki.

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An article highlights that increasing education quotas in Finland is ineffective if mandatory internship placements are insufficient, causing delays in graduation and entry into the workforce.

Despite Finland's reputation as the happiest country, international applicant numbers to its universities of applied sciences have sharply declined, with rectors citing concerns about job availability as the primary reason.

South Korean police have arrested two former Chinese military personnel suspected of involvement in an espionage scandal, allegedly wiretapping secret communications between the US and Seoul and monitoring joint military exercises.

Liikenneturva, a Finnish road safety organization, measured vehicle speeds near school crossings in six cities during spring, finding that over a fifth of drivers exceeded the speed limit by more than ten kilometers per hour.

An expert suggests that highly educated parents in Finland engage in 'school shopping,' particularly in areas with many foreign-language speakers, a practice that can be perceived as racist.

The period leading up to the start of school has become a commercial peak for beauty-related services and shops, as young people increasingly seek 'glow ups.' This trend highlights a significant increase in the use of beauty services among youth.

Regular train services have resumed between Oulu, Finland, and Haparanda, Sweden, marking a significant milestone after a nearly 40-year break in cross-border rail transport.

The Lempäälä Housing Fair fell short of its visitor target, primarily due to a downturn in small-house construction. However, it still attracted significantly more visitors than the Oulu fair did last year.

Finland recognizes the importance of vocational skills and advocates against pitting higher education against vocational training, asserting that the country requires both types of expertise.

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Finnish comic artist Taneli Kemppi faced an emergency solution after his original comic artworks, sent for an exhibition in Oulu, disappeared in the mail, despite the postal service claiming most letters are delivered on time.

A Finnish column titled 'Beach of the Day' discusses 'S2, the horror of schools,' likely an opinion piece on educational or societal issues.

Rakibul Hasan Ridoy, a man who was a victim of a stabbing in a shopping center in Oulu in 2024, will now be allowed to remain in Finland, reversing an earlier deportation threat from Migri.

Leaders of ten British trade unions are urging the new UK Prime Minister to pressure Washington to end conflicts in the Middle East, warning that the war fuels a 'global economic disaster'.

Multiple technical universities in Finland face potential industrial action as labor disputes over working conditions and funding escalate among academic staff.

The EU intellectual property office has rejected a cancellation request, allowing the city of Rovaniemi to retain its official 'Joulupukki' (Santa Claus) hometown trademark.

A survey reveals mutual frustrations between Finnish parents and educators, with teachers citing unreasonable parental expectations while parents express similar concerns about school staff.

New guidelines require educators to receive thorough instruction on employment-related legislation to better handle unreasonable parental demands and clarify their legal obligations.

A young Ukrainian immigrant who fled to Finland as a child now co-leads a Espoo-based startup engineering AI-powered drones designed to autonomously locate landmines in conflict zones.

Kirill Budanov noted that while direct negotiations between Kyiv and Moscow may restart in the near future, they would be strictly technical in nature and will not halt the ongoing conflict.

The start of the school year has led to reduced attendance at leisure destinations across Finland, prompting industry concerns. Simultaneously, the government ministry is reviewing proposals to postpone the traditional summer holiday schedule.

The Kymenlaakso regional executive council faced criticism after spending more than €17,000 on lobbying training that included a parliamentary visit, with the welfare company CEO calling the cost excessive.

Experts argue that Finland should adopt a new master's degree designation for upper-level vocational college programs to better align with current educational standards and labor market needs.

Häme University of Applied Sciences begins the country's first comprehensive cybersecurity and defense tech curriculum to address critical shortages in the military-industrial sector.

Yle is collecting reader experiences regarding the rising number of requests for specialized school meals without medical certificates, as current regulations typically require a doctor's note.

The Air Force Academy in Tikkakoski, Finland, has developed methods to support soldiers' resilience, and these lessons have now been extended to reservists, with the first training for reservists conducted in Jyväskylä.

The OAJ (Trade Union of Education in Finland) has issued a new strike warning affecting six universities of applied sciences.

Schools in Finland are focusing on encouraging communication that is both multilingual and positive to strengthen cooperation between homes and schools. This approach aims to foster a more inclusive and supportive educational environment.

This article argues that the quality of education is derived from competent teachers and individualized learning paths, rather than grand visions, especially as teaching shifts online.

Finnish author Tuire Krogerus states that freedom of religion, including the right to be non-religious, is not adequately respected in schools, arguing that non-religious perspectives are not taken seriously.

Oulu, a city in the heart of the European Arctic, is offering a memorable summer experience as it prepares for its role as the European Capital of Culture in 2026.

A report highlights how segregation is evident in children's language skills even before they reach school age, emphasizing the critical role of early childhood education in addressing regional disparities.

The city of Pori has auctioned off runaway horses, with a trainer noting that the wild exercise could benefit the young, untrained foals, potentially helping them develop into top trotters.

The city of Lahti is planning to reduce the number of kindergartens and schools, though no immediate drastic cuts are anticipated for the upcoming year. There is a possibility that the seven-million-euro Laune-Hennala kindergarten might be built as a city investment rather than a rental, potentially completing in 2028.

A children's news broadcast features a Gilla FC game, reports on wildfires, and visits a summer course for Finnish children living abroad.

Residents of Oulu share their experiences living in a city often highlighted for racism, with some claiming fascism is on the rise, despite police assurances of safety.

In Joensuu, Finland, school dog Hilma helps students choose classroom tasks by spinning a top and rolling dice. Over 30 school dogs work in Joensuu, with teachers recognizing their pedagogical importance in learning.

Oulu, a city in Finland, has been designated as the European Capital of Culture, highlighting its cultural significance in a country known for its high happiness rankings.

Jean-Denis Lejeune, a father whose daughter was a victim, reflects on the 30th anniversary of the White March in Brussels, a powerful protest that united the country, in a new documentary.

The city of Turku, Finland, is required to return almost three million euros in state education funding, as the ministry determined the city received financing for students who were actually enrolled with other education providers.

A historical article from 1976 recounts how schools drew pickers away from the strawberry harvest in Suonenjoki, Finland, leading to a delayed yield.

Parents and other residents in Kouvola have expressed dismay over the city's school plans, which were presented in resident evenings during the spring. The final resident evening is scheduled for August 25 at the city hall.

Police have identified a 16-year-old boy as the suspect in an attempted school attack in Lohja, Finland. The incident is being investigated as an attempted school shooting.

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Following the Charlie Hebdo terrorist attack, France redrew school districts to mix students from different backgrounds. An unreviewed study suggests this improved student well-being without negatively impacting academic performance.

Matti Närhi, a 77-year-old from Oulu, Finland, has embraced wet plate photography, a slow and manual process that stands in stark contrast to digital imaging.

A lightning strike hit a spruce tree in Oulu, Finland, causing a nearby detached house to catch fire and burn down.

A kilometer-long food table was set up in Oulu, Finland, as a major event for its European Capital of Culture year, winding through the city's core.

An analysis of 'school shopping' in Finland highlights how white children are seen as individuals, while children of color are viewed as representatives of their group, influencing choices about who children grow up with.

A Russian drone that was shot down in Ukraine is now on display in Oulu, Finland. The exhibition showcases the drone as a tangible piece of the ongoing conflict.

The Oulu Region Joint Authority for Education (OSAO) is making its largest investment in history, allocating €120 million to vocational education. The project will create a 45,000 square meter campus complex in Kaukovainio.

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Police have been called to Savonlinna, Finland, after a bear was seen wandering near Pihlajaniemi elementary school. Large game assistance has been requested to help deter the animal.

A study from the University of Oulu in Finland has found a connection between coffee drinking, body composition, and hormones, noting that these links differ between men and women.

Unnamed officers in the Finnish military have criticized current training methods as being unsuitable for wartime conditions, a claim partially acknowledged as justified by the Army's head of training.

Finnish officers have voiced unusual criticism, telling Helsingin Sanomat that conscript training does not align with the realities of modern warfare, specifically criticizing drone equipment, combat methods, and attitudes.

The Munkkiniemi elementary school, with approximately 400 students, has started its school year next to a blasting construction site for a new sports hall, which occupies over half of the outdoor play area.

Free school meals are an important part of development cooperation and humanitarian aid for many organizations, but they remain uncommon worldwide.

Schools in a large part of Finland are commencing the new academic year, marking a significant change in daily routines for many. Seven-year-old Alvar Rauhala, among others, is looking forward to reading and exploring the world on his first day of school.

Students across Europe are beginning a new school year, with many experiencing the start of formal education. For some, like 7-year-old Arye Kemppinen in Helsinki, this includes following family traditions by attending the same school as previous generations.

The Finnish postal service reportedly lost valuable artworks by a Tampere-based comic artist for several weeks before the package finally reached its destination in Oulu.

A surprising consequence of school phone bans in Finland is that children are scrolling on their phones more intensely during their commutes, posing a risk to traffic safety, with police also urging adults to improve their road behavior.

A Finnish article discusses the need for distinct educational pathways for young people transitioning from basic education and adult students, recognizing their different needs.

British YouTuber Jade Bowler, followed by hundreds of thousands, has told Helsingin Sanomat why she considers Finland's school system 'revolutionary' and superior to Britain's, offering high praise.

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The departure of the last ferry from Oulu to Hailuoto continues to be delayed after a bird's nest with chicks was discovered on board, with Finferries monitoring the birds for at least another week.

New research suggests that infections contracted in infancy, often from older siblings, can have long-term impacts on an individual's income and educational attainment in adulthood. Preventing early childhood illnesses could therefore have significant societal benefits.

A column from Tallinn discusses how school shopping, once started, becomes difficult to stop, a phenomenon residents of Tallinn have experienced for decades.

Recruits at the Army Academy in Lappeenranta, Finland, took their military oath in a ceremony held in the city center after a break of several years, with a parent noting that war is a reality in the current world situation.

Finnish musical star Nomi Enckell discusses her initial fears of damaging her credibility on social media after being accepted into the Theatre Academy, highlighting her active use of platforms for self-promotion.

Cartoonist Taneli Kemppi sent two packages containing original artwork for a Sarjakuva-Finlandia nominated work to Oulu, but both packages were lost by Matkahuolto and Posti.

Police are on site in Mustasaari, Finland, where a suspected homemade bomb has been found in a schoolyard. Authorities plan to detonate the device by 2 PM local time.