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Simon Ekpa a former Lahti councillor and ex-athlete faces terrorism-related charges in Finland for alleged ties to a Nigerian separatist movement. Prosecutors seek a six-year prison sentence.

  • Simon Ekpa a former Lahti councillor and ex-athlete faces terrorism-related charges in Finland for alleged ties to a Nigerian separatist movement.

    Prosecutors seek a six-year prison sentence.

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Traffic across Germany was thrown into chaos when Google Maps falsely reported widespread road closures. The glitch affected major cities and prompted unnecessary detours as holiday travellers clogged alternative routes.

  • Traffic across Germany was thrown into chaos when Google Maps falsely reported widespread road closures.

    The glitch affected major cities and prompted unnecessary detours as holiday travellers clogged alternative routes.

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Finlands intelligence service Supo has officially named Iran as a state actor engaged in espionage on Finnish soil warning of threats to dissidents and the use of criminal proxies.

  • Finlands intelligence service Supo has officially named Iran as a state actor engaged in espionage on Finnish soil warning of threats to dissidents and the use of criminal proxies.

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International media spotlighted Finland last week covering the global rise of sauna culture Sámi efforts to certify ethical tourism Stora Ensos €900M forest sale in Sweden and a Finnish shipbuilding merger targeting the North American icebreaker market.

  • International media spotlighted Finland last week covering the global rise of sauna culture Sámi efforts to certify ethical tourism Stora Ensos €900M forest sale in Sweden and a Finnish shipbuilding merger targeting the North American icebreaker market.

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Elon Musk has officially left his advisory role in Donald Trumps administration ending a 130-day mandate. The move follows rising tensions over Trumps tax policy for the ultra-wealthy.

  • Elon Musk has officially left his advisory role in Donald Trumps administration ending a 130-day mandate.

    The move follows rising tensions over Trumps tax policy for the ultra-wealthy.

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Finland will increase net borrowing to €13.2 billion in 2025 according to the governments second supplementary budget proposal reflecting higher spending needs and reduced revenue projections.

  • Finland will increase net borrowing to €13.

    2 billion in 2025 according to the governments second supplementary budget proposal reflecting higher spending needs and reduced revenue projections.

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Finnair will cancel more than 100 flights on Friday 30 May due to a four-hour work stoppage by aviation ground staff. The disruption affects around 8000 passengers as wage disputes remain unresolved.

  • Finnair will cancel more than 100 flights on Friday 30 May due to a four-hour work stoppage by aviation ground staff.

    The disruption affects around 8000 passengers as wage disputes remain unresolved.

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Sweden has awarded its Order of the Polar Star to Sanna Marin Pekka Haavisto and Petri Hakkarainen for their roles in supporting Swedens path to NATO membership. The medals reflect Swedens recognition of Finlands cooperation during the accession process.

  • Sweden has awarded its Order of the Polar Star to Sanna Marin Pekka Haavisto and Petri Hakkarainen for their roles in supporting Swedens path to NATO membership.

    The medals reflect Swedens recognition of Finlands cooperation during the accession process.

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Finnish President Alexander Stubb and other top officials are calling on Israel to comply with international law and ensure unhindered humanitarian aid to Gaza amid a worsening crisis.

  • Finnish President Alexander Stubb and other top officials are calling on Israel to comply with international law and ensure unhindered humanitarian aid to Gaza amid a worsening crisis.

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Finland will send Ukraine €90 million worth of heavy ammunition funded by interest from frozen Russian assets as part of a broader EU initiative to support Ukraines defence.

  • Finland will send Ukraine €90 million worth of heavy ammunition funded by interest from frozen Russian assets as part of a broader EU initiative to support Ukraines defence.