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.

Peru's newly appointed foreign minister has expressed a desire for stronger relations with the United States as Fujimori takes office.

The Finnish Food Authority is tightening measures in the infection zone established due to African swine fever detected in wild boars in Virolahti, Kymenlaakso, with new restrictions expected to take effect today.

Peruvian Cardinal Carlos Castillo, a friend of the Pope, celebrated mass for Peru's independence anniversary and warned of a global trend towards the dissolution of democracy. He noted 'colonialist and authoritarian impulses' in Latin America, where the new president is the daughter of Fujimori.

The Finnish Air Force has suspended all Hawk aircraft flights in Jyväskylä, including a planned flyover for the World Rally Championship opening, due to a technical malfunction identified during a training flight.

A review of Gerald Martin's biography of Peruvian Nobel laureate Mario Vargas Llosa explores his political evolution from left to right and his personal journey.

The Finnish Ministry of Foreign Affairs advises citizens to avoid wildfire-affected areas in France and Spain, raising questions about the possibility of canceling trips without cost if a destination is experiencing wildfires.

Pitbull's concert in Riga, Latvia, was canceled due to technical problems related to stage safety, disappointing Finnish fans who had traveled for the event.

Keiko Fujimori has won the Peruvian presidential election by less than 50,000 votes, becoming the ninth president in the last decade. The narrow victory leaves the country deeply divided.

The Kremlin is reportedly recruiting mercenaries worldwide, from Peru to Kenya, to fight in Ukraine, as Russia faces a shortage of willing combatants domestically.

Felipe VI viaja a Lima donde participa en la toma de posesión de Keiko Fujimori

The Perućica Hydroelectric Power Plant is scheduled to undergo an overhaul starting on August 1st. This maintenance work will temporarily impact its operations.

This article chronicles the journey of Antony Perumbavoor, detailing his rise from being a superstar's driver to becoming one of Malayalam cinema's most influential producers.

A discussion on the importance of CPR skills, advocating for their inclusion in basic school curricula. Recognizing cardiac arrest and quick action can be life-saving.

A hospital in České Budějovice, Czech Republic, has become the first in the country to perform brain surgery using a new system that integrates 3D glasses, augmented reality, and artificial intelligence. This technology assists in the placement of external ventricular drains.

Three different delicious patties are presented, perfect for summer grilling, whether for burgers or served alongside new potatoes.

Peru and Venezuela have announced their decision to restore diplomatic relations, as confirmed by the foreign ministries of both countries.

A historical account details how Hungarian physician Ignaz Semmelweis discovered the importance of handwashing in Vienna's General Hospital in the mid-19th century, significantly reducing maternal mortality despite facing resistance from colleagues.

Mercator has announced a new product recall, specifically for spiced chicken wings. This marks another recall for the retailer.

The Polish military is set to receive a Polish-made anti-drone laser system, ASBL, with operational deployment prospects. Agreements for this and other defense projects were signed under the PERUN program.

New funding agreements for projects under the PERUN program, focused on state security and defense technologies, were signed in Warsaw, with Prime Minister Donald Tusk commenting on the initiative.

The Tamil Nadu government has officially renamed its flagship Chief Minister’s Breakfast Scheme to the 'Perunthalaivar Kamarajar Breakfast Scheme' in honor of the former Chief Minister.

Hundreds of starving pelicans gathering in Peruvian ports and markets are seen as an alarming sign of the intensifying El Niño phenomenon, which threatens key sectors of the country's economy.

A 5.5 magnitude earthquake has struck Peru's Andes, killing at least six people and injuring over 30. The damage was exacerbated by the rustic construction of buildings in the affected area.

Recent elections in Colombia and Peru, which saw the victory of right-wing, Trump-aligned leaders, are linked by analysts to weakening centrist parties and growing concerns over crime, rather than a clear ideological shift across Latin America.

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Elegrid, a company based in Rantasalmi, Finland, that manufactures electrical substations, has seen its turnover increase nearly tenfold since its founding by an electrical engineer when jobs were scarce.

A micro-surgeon discusses when it's time to operate for cataracts, noting that vision deteriorates gradually, leading people to adapt by seeking brighter light or avoiding night driving.

Venäjä-asiantuntija Pekka Viljakainen oli perustamassa Passwork-yhtiötä Suomeen. Kansainvälinen selvitys paljastaa, että salasanapalveluun liittyy vakavia riskejä.

Finnish telecommunications company Elisa agreed to cancel unnecessary and overpriced orders for an elderly customer, Jaana Viskari's mother, only after a social media post brought attention to the issue.

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.

Former Peruvian president Ollanta Humala has been released from custody after his conviction for money laundering, for which he was sentenced to 15 years last year, was overturned.

Critically endangered sawfish are being targeted for their unique rostrums, which are carved into spurs for illegal cockfighting, particularly in Peru, devastating their populations.

Keiko Fujimori, a prominent figure with Japanese heritage, is making a significant impact on the Peruvian political landscape. Her political career positions her as a key contender for leadership in Peru.

Hundreds of Finnish fans who traveled to Riga for a Pitbull concert decided to hold their own street party after the event was canceled.

Colorado potato beetles have been found in potato fields in Lappeenranta, Finland, prompting the Finnish Food Authority to advise active monitoring for the pest across the region.

A Finnish poll indicates that Green Party supporters advocate for increased weapon supplies to Ukraine, while the Finns Party expresses criticism, with some members suggesting other European nations should bear more responsibility.

Residents in the Karhunkaataja area of Helsinki are opposing the transfer of their children to Itäkeskus primary school, primarily due to concerns about the safety and length of the school commute.

Argentine President Javier Milei and the King of Spain attended the inauguration of Keiko Fujimori as the new president of Peru. Milei also held a bilateral meeting during his visit to Lima.

An eight-year-old Inca child was reportedly marched approximately 2,800km from Peru to Chile before being sacrificed in a gruesome ritual, according to new findings.

The familiar Mercedes-Benz C-Class is now available as an all-electric vehicle, with initial reviews highlighting its advanced safety systems and notably smooth ride.

Spain's PP leader Feijóo begins his trip to Peru to attend the inauguration of Fujimori and hold a bilateral meeting. The PP also calls for unity against fires and to avoid 'provocations'.

The Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare (THL) is working to dismantle the stigma associated with substance dependence, with Tatu Varpukari, founder of 'Selvä elämä,' sharing his personal experience.

Researchers have established an OnlyFans account for marmots, featuring content that is not restricted for children, as part of a unique project.

Seven tower cranes are operating at the massive construction site of the Pernerka shopping center in Pardubice, where workers are continuously concreting in the former distillery area.

A woman named Ana from Latvia became pregnant despite using a non-hormonal IUD and later required emergency surgery due to severe pain. She initially dismissed symptoms, believing pregnancy was impossible.

On July 24, 1911, American historian and explorer Hiram Bingham reached the stone ruins hidden high in the Peruvian Andes, known today as Machu Picchu.

An opinion piece argues that choosing a language in service situations based on a person's appearance is often perceived as deeply offensive, advocating for more respectful interaction.

The Social Democratic Party (SDP) in Vantaa, Finland, has called for a thorough investigation into the funding of the planned arena project in Kivistö, following reports linking a key figure to alleged fraud cases.

A house fire in Lima, Peru, reportedly started by extortionists, has resulted in the deaths of 10 people. Investigators are working to determine the origin and circumstances of the blaze.

A fire in Lima, Peru, has tragically killed 10 members of the same family, and authorities are investigating the cause, with local media suggesting it may have been arson.

The election of Keiko Fujimori in Peru has sparked strong reactions, with relatives of victims of state crimes and civil organizations warning of a potential regression of democracy.

A commentary piece discusses the state of Austrian politics, focusing on the ÖVP's stagnation, the FPÖ's triumphs, and the need for liberal-bourgeois parties like the Neos to reconsider their role as an alternative.

Outi Mara, a city councillor in Joensuu, Finland, has reported ongoing harassment, including being spat on and having a tent dropped on her, leading her to file a police report.

Driven by record gold prices, illegal mining activities are rapidly expanding across Brazil and Peru, with criminal organizations devastating protected territories, deforesting land, and endangering local populations and water sources.

An earthquake has struck Peru's Andes region, resulting in at least five fatalities and displacing hundreds of residents.

The Ethnographic Museum in Zagreb will open two international exhibitions next month, showcasing Peru's rich cultural heritage through Shipibo-Konibo photography and traditional Pucara bull ceramics.

Helsingin Sanomat's news quiz challenges readers on their current affairs knowledge with ten questions, including one about musician Petri Tiili's stage name.

Singaporean chefs Paul and Wayne Liew of Keng Eng Kee Seafood, Petrina Loh of Morsels, and Daniel and Tamara Chavez of Canchita collaborated on a dinner in Lima, Peru. This event marked the first official, large-scale showcase of Singaporean food in the country.

Polish entrepreneur Maciej Mazurek spent $24,000 (over €20,000) to zipline to his wedding ceremony with Ola Nowak in Perugia, Italy, on July 2nd, a move that quickly went viral.

Seasoned chicken meat, specifically chicken wings, has been recalled after Salmonella was detected. The contaminated product was manufactured at a sales point in Mesnica Smajić.

The fundamental task of Finland's security of supply remains unchanged, but the risks threatening it are now very different compared to a decade ago.

Chef Omar Malpartida's Maymanta offers a vibrant gastronomic experience, celebrating Peruvian culinary roots with live cooking demonstrations, music, and festive events.

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.

Former Peruvian president Ollanta Humala has been released from jail after his 15-year sentence for money laundering, alongside his wife, was overturned.

Peru's newly inaugurated president, Keiko Fujimori, has indicated her government's intention to intensify strategic ties with the United States, including joining Trump's 'Shield of the Americas' coalition.

Peru's Constitutional Court has ruled that the 15-year sentence for former President Ollanta Humala in the Odebrecht corruption scandal is invalid, ordering his release and annulling the entire proceedings.

The outgoing commander of the Lapland Jaeger Battalion stated that drones are changing warfare, but the fundamental aspects of combat remain constant, as the command changes every few years to offer experience to more officers.

Athens offers a variety of authentic international cuisines, with a focus on Mexican, Japanese, and Peruvian dishes, providing unique culinary experiences.

Peru's Club Deportivo Municipal, a fourth-tier football club, has unveiled a unique jersey featuring one thousand sponsors as a solution to fund its season after being relegated to the Copa Peru.

Peru's newly inaugurated president has declared a state of emergency, a measure often taken to address significant internal challenges or unrest.

US rapper D4vd is set to stand trial for the murder of a 14-year-old girl. The case has drawn significant attention as legal proceedings move forward.

Keiko Fujimori, leader of the traditional right, has assumed power in Peru, becoming the ninth head of state in ten years and the first woman to win the presidency, with the immediate challenge of restoring stability to the nation.

Peruvian President-elect Keiko Fujimori has named consultant and former central bank director Elmer Cuba to lead her economic agenda, signaling macroeconomic continuity.

A unique hotel in Peru offers an extraordinary vacation experience with capsule rooms suspended 400 meters above the Peruvian mountains, providing guests with views of the vast abyss below.

The Hungarian parliament is expected to decide on the establishment of a new anti-corruption agency. This move aims to address corruption concerns within the country.

Helsingin Sanomat's news quiz tests readers' current awareness with ten questions, including one about the key ingredient of rössypottu, a traditional dish from Oulu.

Bad Bunny has purchased parametric insurance for his concerts, a type of insurance based on measurement results, a trend that is becoming more common with Finnish company Vaisala doing business in this area.

Despite an expected influx of tourists filling accommodation in Tampere next month, a planned floor accommodation option at the Exhibition and Sports Centre has been cancelled due to a lack of sufficient bookings.

Indigenous leaders on the Brazil-Peru border report that organized crime groups are taking their communities 'hostage' by running rampant and entering homes in the western Amazon Forest.

Dog owners in Chiasso, Switzerland, will now be required to rinse away their pets' urine with water or face a 100-franc fine due to unpleasant odors.

W czwartek w warszawskiej Cytadeli podpisano umowy na dofinansowanie innowacyjnych projektów na rzecz polskiej obronności w ramach programu PERUN.

The Peruvian dish 'conchitas a la parmesana,' consisting of baked scallops with parmesan, has been recognized as the best seafood dish in the world.

Relatives of victims of state crimes in Peru, alongside civil society organizations, challenged the legitimacy of newly elected Peruvian President Keiko Fujimori on Tuesday.

The Peruvian government has declared a state of emergency in five central Andean regions following an earthquake that left at least six people dead and caused extensive material damage.

Ramiro Peru, Chairman of Elevance Health, purchased $336,000 worth of company shares, prompting investor interest regarding the implications of this transaction.

A 5.5 magnitude earthquake, described as the strongest in the region in over 50 years, has killed at least six people in Peru, with search operations ongoing.

Aker BioMarine CEO warns that healthy food, including salmon and omega-3 supplements, will become more expensive. This is attributed to a fishing halt in Peru and the looming threat of a 'Super El Niño'.

Erling Haaland has gained a new army of fans, including newborns in Peru, where there's a wave of babies named after the Norwegian striker, as children across Latin America are increasingly named after football idols.

At least 14 people have died and five injured after a minibus lost control on a curve and fell into a ravine in the Peruvian Andes.

Boris Poyer, a 30-year-old French tourist from Lyon, has been reported missing since July 11 while staying on Peru's Pacific coast, with his phone found in his hotel room as searches continue.

Pensão Agrícola in Tavira hosted a Luso-Peruvian dinner, offering a culinary journey from Tavira to Peru, as part of the hotel group's unique approach to hospitality.

Seasoned chicken meat, specifically chicken wings, produced at Mesnica Smajić, has been recalled after Salmonella was detected.

At least 14 people died after a minibus fell into a ravine in Peru. The accident occurred when the vehicle veered off the road.

Several people died when a minibus plunged into a ravine in Peru on Thursday. The incident resulted in multiple fatalities.