Yle News: Finland imposes no-fly zone after drone sighting near southeastern border
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Crime
Police are investigating a suspected assault that occurred during a May Day parade in Tampere on Friday, as tensions flared between participants of the far-right Sinimusta Movement and counter-protesters. No suspects have been identified, and authorities are appealing for public assistance in the case. Detective Chief Inspector Matti Kotisaari of
Politics
Finnish authorities are examining a suspected violation of Finland’s airspace by an unmanned drone in the Virolahti area near the Russian border. The Ministry of Defence confirmed in a press release that the Air Force detected the drone early on Sunday morning, flying toward Russia. Neither the model nor
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Crime
A series of high-value thefts has targeted jewelry stores in central Helsinki, with police investigating both incidents as aggravated theft. The latest occurred at Lindroos, a luxury watch and jewelry store located in Kämp Galleria on Mikonkatu, where a thief broke a display window and stole three valuable open-face watches.
Society
A May Day march organised by the far-right Sinimusta Movement in central Tampere descended into violence on Friday, as participants allegedly assaulted a counter-protester and police detained several individuals amid heightened tensions. The event, which began around noon on Hämeenkatu, drew approximately 100–150 participants, according to police estimates. Around