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A drone was spotted at Arlanda airport near the Swedish capital Stockholm on Monday evening, causing slight delays to departing flights.

In Finland, the American President Donald Trump has been complimented with astonishment. He praised the forest management of the Finns, which according to him, among other things, is the 'raking and cleaning' of the forest floor. For example, forest fires can be prevented according to Trump.

Critics from the US President Donald Trump have been baffled at his press conference with Vladimir Putin in Finland. Democrats accuse the president of choosing the Russian leader and ignoring the advice of his own intelligence services.

US President Donald Trump sees no reason to believe that Russia was trying to influence the US presidential election. He acknowledged that his own intelligence service accused the Russians, but said Russian President Vladimir Putin was very 'strong and powerful' in his denials.

Russian President Putin has arrived in Helsinki with some delay for the first US-Russian summit of him and his counterpart Donald Trump in 2017.

US Congressmen of both the Republican and Democratic Party demands of President Donald Trump that he tackles his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin at the summit between the two Heads of State to be held in Finland next week.

A Moroccan man who stabbed two people in Finland and wounded eight was sentenced to life imprisonment. The then 22-year-old Abderrahman Bouanane stood out last year on a square in the city of Turku.

The European arrest warrant against three ministers of the deposed Catalan government is 'not feasible'. This has been determined by the Brussels Council Chamber. The Spanish justice has asked Belgium to deliver Meritxell Serret, Lluís Maria Puig and Antoni Comín after they fled to Belgium in October with their premier Carles Puigdemont.

German and Spanish prosecutors meet in the Netherlands about Carles Puigdemont, the former prime minister of Catalonia. According to sources of the Spanish newspaper El País, the meeting would take place at Eurojust, the European Union (EU) legal organization based in The Hague.

German and Spanish prosecutors meet in the Netherlands about Carles Puigdemont, the former prime minister of Catalonia. According to sources of the Spanish newspaper El País, the meeting would take place at Eurojust, the European Union (EU) legal organization based in The Hague.

The Catalan separatist leader Carles Puigdemont may leave the prison in Neumünster, Germany. The politician has paid his deposit, the authorities report. Puigdemont wants to speak to the press later in the day, reports news program Tagesschau.

The Public Prosecution Service in the German state of Schleswig-Holstein has asked the authorities to hand over the Catalan separatist Carles Puigdemont to Spain. Spain issued a European arrest warrant last month.

The lawyers of former Catalan Prime Minister Carles Puigdemont and his former Minister Toni Comin have filed a complaint against a Spanish television channel.

The former and now arrested Catalan Prime Minister Carles Puigdemont would have discovered a tracker in Belgium two weeks ago under his car. According to several media, the lawyers at Puigdemont reported to the police in his home town of Waterloo, near Brussels, the discovery of the GPS channel and filed a complaint for violation of privacy.

The Catalan separatist and former regional prime minister Carles Puigdemont will certainly stay in a North German prison until next week. The question of whether he should be extradited to Spain and on what grounds, according to a spokesperson for Justice in Schleswig is very complicated and the treatment takes time.

More than ten members of the Spanish intelligence service CNI have watched the separatist leader from Catalonia, Carles Puigdemont, on his journey from Finland to Germany. This has been confirmed by the authorities, according to the Spanish newspaper El País.

The former Catalonian government leader Carles Puigdemont will report to the police on his visit to Finland, as soon as the extradition request issued by Spain against him is received.

A North Korean top diplomat has left for Finland for interviews with American former diplomats and South Koreans. The North Korean Choe Kang-il, according to the South Korean news agency Yonhap, was spotted in Beijing, where he boarded a plane to the northern European country.

Investigator claim that thirty minutes of soaking in a warm bath (40 degrees) is as beneficial to your health as a walk of more than half an hour.

A Moroccan man who stabbed two people in Finland last August and wounded nine, saw himself as a fighter of IS terror group. He came to his action because he was angry about US-led attacks in Syria, the Finnish police reported Wednesday.

A Finnish MP had to leave a parliamentary debate on alcoholism because another politician in the building had suspected alcohol poisoning. It immediately revived the discussion.

A 40-year-old man died in Porvoo, a town near Helsinki's Finnish capital on Monday morning, his own three-year-old daughter. The man entered the child in a playground. The victim was transported to the hospital by helicopter and died soon thereafter.

Women should not paint their hair more than five times a year. Do they do that more often than they run 'fourteen percent more likely breast cancer'.

Three Dutch kittens were unseen traveling to England under the hood of a family car. The trio called Edam, Gouda and Tulip, has been transferred to an animal shelter. To cover the costs, one has started.

The EU countries do not agree whether the talks with Turkey about accession to the EU should be broken down. This was shown Thursday at a meeting of EU foreign ministers in the Estonian capital of Tallinn.

Action group 'Fur for Animals' is furious about fatest foxes in Finland, sometimes the six or sevenfold roads of their wild species. Meanwhile change is in sight.

Crown Princess Victoria today attended the opening of the Swedish Sami Parliament in Östersund. Her visit was a lot to do lately. There would not be a representative of the Swedish royal family at all, and that was against the sore leg of the Sami.

The Marechaussee at Eindhoven Airport released a dog from a sophisticated car on Tuesday afternoon. The dog was sitting in a closed car for hours. The owner soon got out and he was heard. The man gets a trial.

The Finnish police released two men arrested after the deadly sting in Turku. They are nowhere to be suspected of anymore. In the meantime, two other suspects are being arrested.

A murderer has reported himself to the police a few weeks after a robbery at a supermarket in Eindhoven.