Hungary set to welcome another suspected war criminal, a violent incident in a VR dining car, and a first taste of wintry weather throughout the country, all in the week’s last press roundup.
Juha Hänninen (NCP) and Mikko Polvinen (Finns) voted against the government over a proposal to end nighttime emergency services at a hospital near Oulu.
If passed into law, the proposal would mean employers no longer need to provide a justification for offering a fixed-term contract instead of a permanent position.
The latest changes mean that an applicant will be denied a Finnish passport if they have relied on social welfare benefits for more than three months over a two-year period.
The most common reason for an eviction is still financial difficulties, but there has also been a sharp rise in disorderly behaviour linked to substance abuse.
Hunger strikes are not all that uncommon at detention units, with food often a source of friction, a spokesperson for the Finnish Immigration Service Migri told Yle.
Orange juice retail prices haven’t decreased much — even though market prices have declined by as much as 60 percent since the beginning of the year, according to Helsingin Sanomat.