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Two Suspects Arrested in Louvre Crown Jewel Heist After Weeklong Manhunt — REUTERS / pwu404

Two Suspects Arrested in Louvre Crown Jewel Heist After Weeklong Manhunt

49% Center coverage: 496 sources

The detentions follow a weeklong probe built on 150-plus forensic traces.See the Story

Finland Blocks 11 Foreign Property Deals over Security Concerns

Europe · Finland

Finland Blocks 11 Foreign Property Deals over Security Concerns

Coverage: 4 sources

Finnish defence minister Antti Häkkänen has refused 11 property purchase permits for buyers from Russia, Israel, Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan. The decisions cite hybrid threats to national security and supply resilience and use the 2019 property control law. The rulings are not yet final.See the Story

OP rebrands and makes bonuses taxable from 2026

Business · Finland

OP rebrands and makes bonuses taxable from 2026

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

Finland’s largest financial group, formerly known as OP Group, has changed its name to OP Pohjola. The rebranding took effect on 28 October with the organisation presenting its banking and insurance services under a unified identity. The change coincides with a significant restructuring of OP’s long-standing bonus system. From the beginning of 2026, customer bonuses will be treated as taxable capital income. The move affects over two million OP …See the Story

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