Finland's public finances require both spending cuts and tax increases according to Pellervo Economic Research, suggesting the proposed corporate tax cut should be reversed to achieve fiscal balance.

An indigenous community leader known for his environmental protection efforts was shot and killed while participating in a territorial patrol in the Peruvian Amazon.

A Peruvian court has issued lengthy prison sentences to those responsible for the killing of an Indigenous Amazon defender, marking a significant development in the pursuit of justice for environmental activists.

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.

MMG shares have risen following the resumption of operations at its Las Bambas mine in Peru.

Malaysia has unveiled its new National Housing Policy, or Dasar Perumahan Negara (DRN), prompting discussion on its implications for Malaysians.

Chinese archaeologists are embarking on their first joint field project in South America, exploring ancient sites in Peru as part of Beijing's efforts to strengthen cultural ties with the region.

An American explorer made a discovery in the Peruvian jungle that corrected a 53-year-old error regarding Hiram Bingham's 1911 belief that he had found the last Inca refuge at Machu Picchu.

Over 450 Peruvian citizens have reportedly been enlisted in the Russian army under false job promises, with more than 110 now missing, according to Lima.

China and Peru have inked agreements for archaeological research focusing on the ancient Caral civilization.

Dutch murder convict Joran van der Sloot has requested a transfer to another prison in Peru, citing threats to his safety, according to Peruvian news channels.

Aponiente restaurant will host Peruvian chef Gastón Acurio and Anthony Vásquez Diáz on September 10th for a special four-hand menu, connecting Cádiz and Peru through local marshland products.

Peru and Mexico have resumed bilateral relations, which were broken in November 2025 over Mexico granting asylum to former Peruvian Prime Minister Betssy Chávez, and are now discussing visa issues and disaster management.

A powerful magnitude 6.7 earthquake has struck Peru's southern Andes region, resulting in at least two injuries and damage to homes. Authorities are assessing the full extent of the impact in the affected areas.

A magnitude 7.2 earthquake has been reported in southern Peru, causing tremors across the region.

Austevoll Seafood reported missing its Q2 2026 forecasts, with results significantly impacted by operations in Peru.

Jara Hilmarsdóttir has been appointed as the new production and project manager for the Opera, taking on a key role in the institution's operations.

The United States is sending a hospital ship to Peru as a potentially historic El Niño weather pattern threatens Latin America. This deployment aims to provide medical assistance and support in anticipation of the severe weather event.

Heavy El Niño rains in Peru have caused disruptions, affecting access to the ancient Inca citadel of Machu Picchu.

The Finnish Ministry of Education and Culture is reclaiming nearly three million euros in unjustified state subsidies from the city of Turku, linked to IB high school students who were not officially city residents.

South Korean shipbuilder HD Hyundai Heavy Industries has launched a new naval landing support vessel for Peru. This delivery marks a significant event in international defense cooperation and shipbuilding.

Finland's constitutional committee is discussing whether the Police Board should be allowed to decide on the use of passport photos and fingerprints in criminal investigations, with the final decision on authorization still pending.

Archaeologists in Lima, Peru, have unearthed the 1400-year-old remains of a man at the Huaca Pucllana archaeological site. The discovery is believed to be linked to a ritual sacrifice.

Helenn Guilianna Silva Padilla, a 43-year-old Peruvian lawyer, was tragically executed by a gunman at a restaurant-bar in Pacasmayo, sparking widespread fear.

An Israeli man in his 60s has died in Peru after being imprisoned for over three years, prompting both Israeli and Peruvian foreign ministries, along with ZAKA, to arrange for the return of his body for burial in Israel.

Finland needs to protect an additional sea area equivalent to Pirkanmaa to meet EU targets for saving the Baltic Sea, emphasizing the necessity of including private water areas.

According to the set point theory, human happiness tends to return to a baseline level after peak moments. A happiness researcher shares four ways to successfully prolong feelings of joy.

Peru's military has launched a forceful operation against illegal gold mining camps deep in the Amazon jungle, filling the skies with smoke and debris as all branches of the country's military attacked the sites.

Sweden is establishing its own intelligence agency, described as a 'CIA-like' entity. This reform is being implemented amidst the ongoing war in Ukraine, despite concerns about the timing being dangerous due to the conflict.

The Sarajevo water utility (ViK) has issued an appeal to citizens to use water rationally and responsibly, citing a significant reduction in water sources due to unfavorable weather, a prolonged dry period, and high temperatures, warning of potential cut-offs for high consumption.

A summer controversy surrounding racism is reportedly increasing the popularity of the Finns Party (Perussuomalaiset) in Finland, with provocations during the quiet political season consistently boosting the party's support.

Wizz Air has canceled its autumn flights from Turku to Bucharest, which were marketed despite not being expected to materialize, citing profitability problems for the routes.

The discovery of a torn vulture's wing has highlighted the dangers power lines pose to birds. This incident underscores the ongoing threat that overhead electrical infrastructure presents to avian wildlife.

A Finnish administrative court has overturned the dismissal of a court secretary who was previously convicted of pimping, a charge later overturned on appeal. The secretary had an earlier criminal conviction, but the court ruled against the dismissal.

Sławomir Mentzen and Krzysztof Bosak, despite not socializing, are described as a 'well-functioning company' as they once again aim to 'overturn the table' in Polish right-wing politics amidst increasing competition.

Finnish MP Mauri Peltokangas's comments, including a reference to a 'quota Muslim,' have drawn criticism from a government coalition partner, with his party declining to comment on potential parliamentary group discussions.

A Finns Party MP, Peltokangas, made a social media post questioning whether a "Muslim-Democrat" represents native Finns' interests, leading to demands from Lindtman for Orpo to address the "openly racist speeches."

A 35-year-old Peruvian national sustained serious injuries in Fažana, Croatia, on Saturday evening and was hospitalized in Pula. Police are currently investigating the circumstances of the incident.

More than half of clients in early childhood education in Finland no longer pay fees based on their income, indicating a significant change in the payment structure.

Ceviche, widely recognized as Peru's national dish, is celebrated as a vibrant expression of coastal life, history, and cultural exchange, with origins tracing back to ancient Peruvian civilizations like the Moche.

The Finnish government has suddenly canceled a legislative project that would have transferred the decision-making power for mining permits to itself, a matter previously outlined in the spring framework session.

The Finns Party council group in Akaa, Finland, supports Anton Murola, a councilor who wrote racist texts, to continue leading the audit committee. The city board will make the final decision next week.

Political scientists commenting on Yle's latest poll suggest that the Coalition Party may need to court Finns Party voters, as the Finns Party's support rose to 15.6%, narrowing the gap with the Coalition Party to just 1.4 percentage points.

American foulbrood, a serious bee disease, has been confirmed in a farm in Rankas parish, Gulbene municipality, Latvia, according to an order from the state's chief food and veterinary inspector.

The US men’s national soccer team will begin its 2030 World Cup cycle with four friendly matches on home soil over 11 days, facing Mexico, Canada, Peru, and Chile between September 26 and October 6.

Travel writer Rory MacLean's memoir 'Geography of Heaven' details his soul-searching journeys, from an Indian ashram to an ayahuasca ceremony in Peru, as he grapples with the death of his wife.

The early start to the school year on August 6th in the Tampere urban region, about a week earlier than most of Finland, has drawn criticism, prompting the basic education director to propose a shift.

Peruvian authorities have suspended the Aerodiana airline following an accident that killed 13 people. Investigators are attempting to recover the memory card from the crashed plane, which may provide crucial information about the cause of the incident.

Peru is the latest country in Latin America to assign public-order duties to its army, a practice that is becoming normalized in the region's fight against drug trafficking but carries risks for civil rights.

The meaning of Peru's ancient Nazca Lines remains a subject of debate, with theories suggesting they were religious paths, ritual sites for harvests, or had astronomical significance.

Argentina's proposed Central Bank reform, part of President Milei's plan, is moving to Congress, with experts questioning if the Peruvian model of autonomy is the ultimate goal.

The decision regarding school district division should be overturned in the name of children's rights, emphasizing the importance of a local school that siblings can attend and the need to master the school language.

Sony's CFO, Lin Tao, confirmed that the company will not reverse its decision to stop producing game discs, stating that the move has had no negative impact on business operations despite community criticism.

A tourist plane crashed in Peru, resulting in the deaths of 13 people.

Thirteen people have died in a plane crash in southern Peru.

The Estonian Drama Theatre is bringing 'Money Land,' a play based on a real-life money laundering scandal, to the Tampere Theatre Festival. The director notes how a bank exploited Estonians' desire for wealth in the true story.

Finland's welfare state, built on automatic benefits, is facing proposals for dismantling and reforms during austere times. Critics argue that political 'Christmas gift' funds appear grotesque when the system is being cut back.

Anti-immigrant protests have flared up again in South Africa, leading to assaults on migrant workers from neighboring countries and prompting Nigerian pop star Tyla to cancel a concert and Ghana to cancel a state visit.

Mining company Rio2 Ltd has secured regulatory approval to significantly expand its Condestable copper mine in Peru, enabling increased production capacity and extending the asset's operational life by a decade.

An indigenous community leader dedicated to protecting Amazonian territories was shot dead while patrolling his land, highlighting the ongoing violence faced by environmental activists in Peru.

While the National Coalition Party pushes for a government-backed social media ban targeting minors, Perussuomalaiset leader Riikka Purra has firmly rejected the proposal.

Major Finnish government parties, including the National Coalition Party and the Finns Party, are holding meetings across Finland. Prime Minister Petteri Orpo is scheduled to hold a press conference at 10:45 AM.

A report by Tesi indicates that dozens of defense industry companies are founded annually in Finland.

A savings bank group has significantly raised its economic forecast for Finland, predicting that economic growth will accelerate to 2.2% this year, up from a previous estimate of 0.5%, indicating a stronger-than-anticipated recovery.

Archaeological ties between China and Peru have entered a new phase of collaboration. This development signifies a deepening of cultural and scientific exchange between the two nations.

Peru has renewed its capture order for a former Prime Minister currently in Mexico, days after he traveled to the country. Mexico has since reactivated diplomatic relations with Peru.

An explosion occurred around 9:30 AM in a four-story building in Perugia, Italy, with reports indicating that people were involved in the incident.

Peruvian authorities have rescued people who were trapped for nearly a week by landslides on a highway.

The entrepreneur behind Helsinki's Halloween light park expressed disappointment after a second winter season in Rovaniemi was canceled due to strict new criteria that the park could not meet.

Peru has been hit by multiple natural disasters, including a 6.7 magnitude earthquake that shook the center of the country and a landslide that rendered a major highway impassable.

A motorcyclist has died in a lone crash on the Iperu-Sagamu Road in Ogun State, Nigeria.

A powerful magnitude 7.2 earthquake has struck southern Peru, causing significant tremors and raising concerns about potential damage and casualties in the region.

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 long-standing dispute between a dance hall entrepreneur in Lappeenranta and a band over a cancelled gig, which cost the entrepreneur nearly 20,000 euros, will not be heard by the court of appeal.

China's Ministry of Commerce has expressed strong disapproval of US trade allegations, labeling them as incorrect and irresponsible, and is demanding the cancellation of newly imposed drone tariffs.

Archaeologists at the Huaca Pucllana site in Peru have unearthed a 1400-year-old skeleton of an adult male, believed to belong to the Lima culture and to have been placed as part of a ceremonial closing ritual.

The West Vantaa power line project in Finland is encountering difficulties as the licensing authority demands a thorough environmental impact assessment, a decision that could set a precedent for similar projects nationwide.

HD Hyundai Heavy Industries has launched the Chimbote, the first of two landing support ships being jointly built in Peru under a new export model combining Korean technology with local production.

Nanmoku, Japan's most aging municipality, is turning to its sister city in Peru to address a severe worker shortage and reverse its declining population. The mountain village in Gunma prefecture faces an existential threat due to demographic challenges.

Archaeologists in Peru have discovered 1,400-year-old human remains.

Finnish Prime Minister Petteri Orpo held a press conference during the National Coalition Party's summer meeting, stating that the Finns Party must internally address the writings of Peltokangas.

Heavy rains have flooded oads in Lima, while river overflows, landslides, and road closures continue to affect Peru.

Diplo has revealed that he secretly welcomed a daughter a year ago and recently celebrated her first birthday in Peru.

A cold-blooded murder of a lawyer inside a bar in Peru has caused widespread shock, with security camera footage capturing the moment the armed assailant attacked while she was seated with friends.

Over 800 oil spills have been recorded in the Peruvian Amazon in the last 30 years, leading to disastrous consequences and exposing the abandonment of indigenous communities, with cleanup efforts sometimes delayed for years.

Finland's Coalition Party is pushing for an age limit on social media during the current government term, with Social Security Minister Karoliina Partanen urging the True Finns party to clarify their position on the proposed ban for young people.

A hidden stash of alcohol from the era of former President Urho Kekkonen was discovered in the potato cellar of the current Finnish president's summer residence, who has put the bottles on display rather than for consumption.

A significant traffic jam, approximately six kilometers long, has formed on the A1 motorway between the Perušić and Otočac interchanges in the direction of Zagreb.

The United States is planning ground operations with allies, including Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Ecuador, Honduras, and Peru, as part of the 'Shield of America' initiative to combat drug trafficking.

Markku Jokisipilä expresses surprise that Finland's Social Democratic Party (SDP) has borrowed the 'Swedish path' on immigration from the Finns Party, viewing it as part of a broader European trend in migration discourse.

A National Coalition Party representative in Finland argues that Finnish as a second language (S2) education should be temporary, noting that most children of immigrants born in Finland currently participate in S2 instruction.

Gloria Boateng, 26, has opened the sole Ghanaian restaurant in Helsinki, despite having no prior experience in the restaurant industry.

Catalan director Meritxell Colell's film 'Lejos de los árboles' offers a sensory journey through the Peruvian Andes. The film explores themes of exile, memory, and identity, focusing on the soundscape of disappearing languages, and is vying for an award at Locarno.

A Finnish politician has accused the Finns Party of being openly racist following controversial remarks made by party member Mauri Peltokangas. Another party member, Jani Mäkelä, has not promised that Peltokangas's statements would be addressed.

An obituary for Laila Hosia, a Doctor of Technology, who lived from 1942 to 2026.

The Finnish National Land Survey seeks to establish a register of housing transaction price data, which would require a legislative change, following discussions about new ways to maintain this information after its removal from online sources.

Peru's exports reached a record €46.7 billion in the first half of 2026, marking a 34% increase, primarily driven by mining, especially copper and gold exports, with China as a key trading partner.

Finnish education policy should increasingly examine how well it succeeds in raising responsible citizens, alongside focusing on learning outcomes.

At least 13 people were killed and four injured when a passenger van collided with a parked truck on a road in the Cusco region of southeastern Peru, police announced Saturday.

The life of Pedro Pablo Kuczynski, former President of Peru, is highlighted, detailing his diverse experiences from a leper colony to an investor and ultimately president.

Colorado potato beetles have been found on nine potato farms across Finland this summer, with the latest discovery reported in Rautjärvi by the Finnish Food Authority.

Two suspects, captured in Peru months after the alleged drugging and killing of American Airlines flight attendant Eric Fernando Gutierrez Molina in Medellín, are reportedly tied to a gang accused of preying on tourists.

A Peruvian cardinal has celebrated a $150 million lead poisoning settlement for 1,300 people as a 'historic milestone'. The cardinal had campaigned for nearly 20 years against a US mining company's operations in the Andes, facing death threats and harassment.

Lenacapavir, a groundbreaking HIV drug, has not yet been distributed to Latin American countries like Brazil, Mexico, and Peru, despite their participation in clinical trials, leading to calls for patent reform.

The U.S. Men's National Team has announced its first four matches following the 2026 World Cup, which will kick off the next World Cup cycle with home games against Peru, Chile, Mexico, and Canada.

German tourists were stopped at the Croatian border, where police discovered drugs inside their camper van. Authorities are investigating the incident.

Dutch supermarket chain Jumbo is now sourcing quinoa from farmers in Groningen, the Netherlands, instead of Peru, with local farmers successfully cultivating the South American seed.

A Spanish tourist in Peru expressed a 'maelstrom of emotions' upon learning of a recent incident, stating they had taken the same flight a week prior and were told it was the safest.

A small plane carrying foreign tourists to view the Nazca Lines crashed in Peru on Saturday, according to Peruvian officials. Among the fatalities were executives from major companies.

Protesters in Peru are demonstrating against the right-wing president Keiko Fujimori, accusing her of having a political alignment similar to that of her father, who governed in the 1990s.

Peru's President expressed a desire to join the 'Shield of the Americas' coalition, promoted by former US President Donald Trump, to jointly and transnationally combat organized crime.

Peru and Colombia are bolstering military options in their fight against crime across Latin America, following the example of countries like El Salvador, Ecuador, and Chile.

A plane carrying European tourists crashed in Peru, resulting in the deaths of 13 people.

A plane carrying European tourists crashed in Peru, killing 13 people, during a flight to view the famous Nazca Lines.

Former Peruvian President Ollanta Humala has been released from prison after a court quashed his 15-year corruption sentence.

A 55-year-old musician was found dead in a hotel in Perugia, Italy, with a colleague in serious condition, both suspected of carbon monoxide poisoning. Authorities are investigating the tragic incident.

A remarkably preserved ancient infant grave featuring ceremonial whistles, rattles, and sculptural vessels has been discovered, offering new insights into pre-Columbian burial practices.

In response to escalating tensions and communication disruptions along the southeastern border, residents of Parikkala launched Finland's first village radio network and converted a community center into a crisis support base.

The international UNESCO exhibition "Light of Logos" is being held in Belgrade, featuring 103 artists from 18 countries, ranging from Minsk to Peru. This event showcases a diverse collection of artworks from around the world.

The number of students in adult basic education in Finland has increased by almost a quarter in the 2020s, now reaching nearly 8,000, with most students being immigrants needing Finnish language skills and a basic education certificate for further studies.

The funerals for the Gianturco family, seven Italian victims of a plane crash in Peru, including Paolo Gianturco, a senior partner at Deloitte, will be held on Saturday, August 29, at 10:45 AM in Monza Cathedral.

Werner Herzog's film 'Fitzcarraldo', considered one of the most delirious in cinema history, involved the director venturing into the Peruvian jungle for its challenging production.

Finnish MP Teemu Keskisarja revealed he considered challenging Purra for the leadership of the Finns Party but decided against it, stating it would have been 'too bloody.' He also expressed reluctance to obey younger or female bosses.

Political scientist Paulo Vilca highlighted the deep wounds in Peru's Andean south resulting from the 2023 repression and suggested that Fujimori would use the state of emergency to advance her agenda and suppress protests.

Peruvian justice has renewed the localization and capture order against Betssy Chávez, who is accused of conspiracy.

A two-story building exploded in Perugia, Italy, with reports of people involved and the roof collapsing.

China and Peru have signed archaeological research agreements focusing on the ancient Caral civilization.

Social media posts incorrectly claimed a video showing a hotel during an earthquake was filmed in Peru following a recent tremor, but the hotel is actually located in Pereira, Colombia.

Heavy El Niño rains in Peru have caused disruptions, affecting access to the ancient Inca citadel of Machu Picchu.

A powerful earthquake has occurred in central Peru, with initial reports consistently indicating no significant damage. Authorities continue to monitor the situation following the tremor.

A strong earthquake has been reported in central Peru, though initial assessments indicate no significant damage. Details regarding the earthquake's magnitude and precise location are still emerging.

A new biography by Gerald Martin on Peruvian novelist Mario Vargas Llosa is described as 'gossipy, erudite and deeply researched,' exploring the author's darker side.

Finnish gym chain Elixia has been requiring customer photos for about a year, but the data protection authority has intervened, allowing customers to refuse photos, though the basis for refusal will likely not be disclosed.

Anders Adlercreutz states that the Swedish People's Party (RKP) is not deterred by their previous challenging coalition with the Finns Party and would be open to forming a government with them again.

Peruvian President Keiko Fujimori, who is of Japanese descent, is reportedly planning a visit to Japan in November.

Neobank Revolut intends to establish a branch in Finland, which, if approved by authorities, would allow it to offer Finnish FI-account numbers to customers.

Finland's state plan to protect hundreds of old-growth forests, primarily in the north, is criticized by a biologist who argues it's based on incorrect premises and neglects endangered southern forest species.

Archaeologists in Lima, Peru, have unearthed human remains over 1300 years old, believed to be a ceremonial sacrifice. The discovery was made at the Huaca Pukllana archaeological complex in the heart of the modern city.

Archaeologists in Peru have revealed skeletal remains that are believed to be part of an ancient ritual offering.

A 50-year-old man was arrested in Ecuador's Pastaza province for attempting to marry a 10-year-old girl, who was reportedly brought from Peru, leading to charges of human trafficking for forced marriage. The case highlights the issue of child marriages in Ecuador.

The extensive renovation of the Finnish National Museum has been completed, with the museum scheduled to reopen to the public in the spring of 2027. The project involved a thorough overhaul of the historic institution.

Joakim Vigelius, Vice-Chairman of the Finns Party, has criticized the Social Democratic Party's (SDP) immigration policies, stating that their proposed measures are 'completely insufficient.'

Gilat has signed a $14 million agreement aimed at expanding broadband internet access across Peru.

A 56-year-old doctor, originally from Peru and practicing in Rochester for 30 years, shares personal reflections on his career, participation in anti-ICE protests, and providing free medical care to immigrants.

The Finnish government aims to reform the selection of healthcare services, emphasizing that treatments must be needs-based and cost-effective, citing research that 20-30% of resources are spent on low-benefit care.

Peru's economy experienced an unexpected slowdown in June, primarily attributed to a slump in its fishing and agriculture sectors, exacerbated by unusual weather conditions.

A political commentary argues that the fundamental problem in Finland's public finances is not merely a lack of money, but rather how decisions are made, advocating for greater accountability in the decision-making process.

Former New York Jets star Allen Lazard and his fiancée, former Miss Peru Camila Escribens, have called off their engagement and separated less than a year after having a child together.

Left Alliance MP Jessi Jokelainen's graphic novel "Epigenesis" begins as a family story but expands into a critique of Finland's current government.

The African swine fever outbreak is intensifying in Finland, with the Finnish Food Authority expanding the core restriction zone in Kymenlaakso. The Minister of Agriculture and Forestry, Sari Essayah, has declared the prevention of African swine fever as a top priority.

The Operum Festival, an alternative to traditional theatre halls, will take place on August 30th in Prague, offering new circus acrobatics and a performance of Dafne, the earliest surviving opera.

An analysis suggests that the Finns Party consistently employs the same attention-seeking pattern in Finnish politics, with a recent article by Mauri Peltokangas redirecting focus from other parties' summer meetings to them.

Baaripähkinä, Finland's largest pub quiz, has amassed 100,000 questions and grown into a million-euro business for its founders, Jari Keränen and Harri Kivelä.

A local discovered a torn wing of a griffon vulture under a power line in Slovenia's Vipava Valley. A subsequent search operation located the bird's body, indicating a fatal collision.

Finnish politician Mauri Peltokangas's Facebook post questioning 'Muslim-democrats' has drawn criticism, with SDP chairman Antti Lindtman demanding action from Prime Minister Orpo.

An opinion piece from La Vanguardia reflects on the shift from divinity to markets, algorithms, and gurus in the digital age, exploring the profound changes in societal structures and beliefs.

Peru has for the first time announced the deaths of its citizens who were fighting as mercenaries on the Russian side in the war against Ukraine, according to the Spanish news agency EFE. The Peruvian Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that 459 Peruvian citizens had joined the conflict.

Mexico's first week of August saw several key developments, including a US suspension of Michoacán avocado certifications, ongoing fracking studies, and a diplomatic resolution with Peru.

China is steadily expanding its presence in Latin America through infrastructure projects, such as the Chancay port in Peru, raising concerns in the United States about its diminishing influence in the region.

Days after a change in government in Peru, Mexico and Peru have announced their intention to normalize political relations, signaling an end to a period of political estrangement between the two nations.

A potato field in Jalasjärvi, Finland, transformed into a community project where people of all ages could harvest potatoes for their own use, with the crop being picked clean in just a few days.

The Vatican has officially confirmed that Pope Leo XIV will embark on his first South American tour in November, visiting Uruguay, Argentina, and Peru from November 6 to 17.

A small Christian primary school in Kouvola, Finland, is set to begin operations next week as a homeschooling initiative. The school opted for this model after failing to secure a state permit for its educational activities, with tuition set at 100 euros per month.

Finland's Radiation and Nuclear Safety Authority (STUK) has given a positive safety assessment for the final disposal of nuclear waste at the Onkalo facility in Eurajoki, assuring local residents of its safety.

Advertisements for weight-loss drug manufacturer Novo Nordisk appeared prominently at Elixia fitness centers but were canceled after an inquiry from Helsingin Sanomat, with the chain's parent company admitting their placement in changing rooms was a mistake.

Peruvian President Keiko Fujimori's appointment of a long-time US Embassy official as foreign minister is seen as a strong indication that her administration may align more closely with Washington, despite earlier pledges of neutrality.

Peruvian authorities have suspended the operations of airline Aerodiana following a tragic plane crash near the Nazca Lines that claimed 13 lives, pending the completion of an investigation.

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Peru has suspended an airline following an accident near the Nazca Lines that resulted in the deaths of 11 foreign tourists.

The article explores the Finnish invention of free school meals, featuring three citizens revisiting their old schools to taste modern school lunches and one revealing why they no longer eat apple rice pudding.

A small tourist plane crashed while flying over the Nazca Lines archaeological site in Peru, resulting in the deaths of 13 people.

Peru has released a former president who was convicted of corruption, following an appeals court ruling.