EconomyBitcoin reached $80,000 on Sunday, its highest level in its history.
Real estate prices in Helsinki favor purchasers amid high demand
Finland“It’s definitely a buyer’s economy right now”, says Ella Bruneau, a prospective buyer.
IKEA gives millions to former GDR forced laborers
EuropeNearly €7 million will be distributed to the German fund.
Dogs are affected by their owner’s mood
ScienceThe saying "like owner, like dog" holds truer than previously believed, according to Finnish research.
DOGE: Musk to help Trump cut government red tape
WorldMay become personally involved in the upcoming Trump administration.
Father’s Day – A tribute to fathers and Spartan phalanxes
CultureMasculinity must be encouraged to create a secure future for both men and women, writes Carl Lidberg.
Taiwanese public rejects gender self-identification
WorldWomen most opposed to giving biological men rights traditionally reserved for women.
Australia prepares to introduce a 16-year age limit for social media
TechExpected to be presented in parliament next week.
New Israeli law allows deportation of Palestinian family members
WorldParliament has approved a law to deport relatives of Palestinian attackers, including Israeli citizens, to war-torn Gaza.
The Vikings hunted walrus in the North American Arctic
CultureThe study suggests that the Vikings encountered indigenous peoples long before Columbus "discovered" North America.
TikTok forced to shut down operations in Canada
WorldThe Canadian government says the platform poses a “national security risk”.
RFK: Trump will have his revolution
World“He is unlike any politician we have seen in American history", says Robert Kennedy Jr, who sees that the US is now on the cusp of transformational change.
How did the number of Uyghurs in China rapidly increase in the midst of “genocide”?
AnalysisXinjiang's demographic and economic growth contradicts claims that it is a large concentration camp for Uyghur extermination, writes Branko Zujovic in a guest analysis.
Finland plans English-language curriculum and final exams for high schools
Finland“There’s a growing population of adolescents who don’t know enough Finnish or Swedish to attend compulsory upper secondary education. For them, this opportunity is vital”, says Tiina Tähkä of the Matriculation Examination Board.
Rasmus Paludan sentenced to four months in prison for Koran burning incitement
Sweden"The contempt for an ethnic group must not clearly exceed the boundary for a factual and substantive discussion", says prosecutor Adrien Combier-Hogg.
Swedes will be poorer with Trump as president – former Swedish PM
Sweden"I am not among those who are enthusiastic supporters of Trump", the former Swedish Prime Minister said.
Swedish court rejects claim for damages after vaccine documentary
Sweden“The state has not failed in its obligations”, according to the Court of Appeal, and Linda Karlström is instead forced to pay the state's legal costs.
German government crisis could lead to new elections
EuropeThe government has fallen following Chancellor Olaf Scholz's decision to dismiss Finance Minister Lindner.
Judas Priest return stronger than ever
CultureMikael Rasmussen: The new album Invincible Shield exudes passion and a drive to give it all.
More Danish children rely on sleep medication
Health“Increased pressure on pediatricians to give and recommend sleep medication” is pointed out as an explanation.
New Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon
World‘There are many dead and wounded", says a resident of Barja, south of Beirut.
Historic comeback: Trump second president to make return to White House
WorldOnly Grover Cleveland managed the same feat - in 1892.
Republicans take control of the Senate
WorldRepublicans have secured a majority in the US Senate, while the outcome in the House is still unclear.
Trump after landslide victory: “This will truly be the Golden age of America”
WorldDonald Trump is announced as the winner of the presidential election and has given his victory speech in West Palm Beach, Florida.