Two Pakistani Journalists Detained Without FIR at Police
By Shumaila Aslam Bureau Chief Pakistan, Scandinavian News Finland Two Pakistani journalists, Alifya Sohail and Farwa Askari, are currently being held at the Women’s Police Station. According to sources, both have not been released and no FIR (First Information Report) has been registered against them. Reports indicate that the journalists have faced harassment as they […]
Fake Military Poster Shown to Putin Sparks Controversy
By Shumaila AslamScandinavian News Finland Bureau Chief Pakistan A recently surfaced report claims that Russian President Vladimir Putin was presented with a “special military operation” poster that turned out to be fabricated. The poster was reportedly assembled using images from popular video games, including World of Tanks and War Thunder. Critics have raised questions about […]
France, UK, Germany Lead in Anti-Christian Hate Crimes 2025
By Hammad KahlunInternational News Correspondent SNN Finland According to the Europe Report 2025 by the Vienna-based Observatory on Intolerance and Discrimination against Christians (OIDAC), Europe recorded 2,211 anti-Christian hate crimes last year. The report highlights a rise in personal attacks, increasing to 274 from 232 in the previous year, alongside a sharp surge in arson […]
Belarus Frees Two Catholic Priests Amid Border Reopening
By Hammad KahlunInternational Correspondent SNN Finland Belarus has released two Catholic priests, Henryk Okolotovich and Andrzej Yukhnevich, who were previously recognized as political prisoners. The Conference of Catholic Bishops of Belarus confirmed the development through its press service. Both priests had been sentenced to long prison terms on fabricated charges: Okolotovich to 11 years and […]
Poland Two Ukrainians Linked to Railway Sabotage
By Riffat KausarScandinavian News Finland Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has revealed that the recent railway sabotage in Poland was carried out by two Ukrainian nationals who were allegedly working for Russian intelligence. According to Tusk, both suspects secretly entered Poland through Belarus and escaped back the same way immediately after the attack. He added […]
Red Fort Blast Investigation Sparks Fear and Harassment
By Shumaila AslamBureau Chief Pakistan, Scandinavian News Finland India The investigation into the Red Fort blast in India is reportedly creating a climate of fear and harassment. Families say government agencies are summoning and questioning people in ways that leave them distressed and hopeless. Observers note extreme cases, including a father attempting self-immolation, as a […]
Protests in Kazakhstan as citizens burn Chinese flag, Xi
By Shumaila AslamScandinavian News FinlandBureau Chief Pakistan Protests erupted yesterday across Kazakhstan against China, with demonstrators burning the Chinese flag and a portrait of President Xi Jinping. The protests come amid rising public anger over China purchasing Kazakh land and the reported kidnapping of a Kazakh citizen by Chinese border guards. Citizens called for government […]
Russian Gamer Paralyzed After Years of Energy Drink Use
By Riffat KausarScandinavian News Finland A 22-year-old Russian man, Artyom from Nadym, has lost the ability to walk after consuming energy drinks for eight consecutive years, mostly during late-night online gaming sessions. Artyom reportedly began with one can a night, eventually increasing to several cans daily often on an empty stomach. He first experienced abdominal […]
India Admits Delhi Blast Was Terror Attack After Delay
By Hammad KahlunInternational News CorrespondentScandinavian News Finland After nearly 48 hours, the Indian government has finally confirmed that the Delhi blast, which killed 10 people, was a terror attack. Observers note that the delayed acknowledgment marks a rare moment of restraint from the usually aggressive Hindutva-driven political narrative. Critics say the tragedy has forced some […]
Lukashenka Orders Talks With Lithuania to Reopen Border
By Abida KahlunBureau Chief HelsinkiScandinavian News Agency Finland Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenka has instructed Foreign Minister Maksim Ryzhenkov to initiate negotiations with Lithuania to “normalize the situation and resume operations at the closed border checkpoints.” According to Lukashenka’s press service, Vilnius has already submitted proposals aimed at resolving the ongoing border crisis. The discussions will […]