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Iivo Niskanen

Iivo Niskanen

Finnish cross-country skier

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    Finnish Olympic champion Iivo Niskanen undergoes surgery for rare skin cancer on foot

    Three-time Olympic champion Iivo Niskanen has completed two surgical operations to remove an acral melanoma from his foot, clearing the Finnish cross-country skier to prepare for the upcoming winter season.

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Kyiv loses a third bridge

Russia widens pressure as Spain’s housing revolt and OpenAI’s safety fight deepen

The past 12 hours brought a familiar mix: hard power, hard prices and institutional stress. Russia struck Kyiv’s bridges and spillover reached Moldova, while governments elsewhere tried to contain anger over housing, fuel and artificial intelligence.

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Culture, media and the new divides

A Le Monde report on French audiovisual pluralism tensions adds context to the media freedom strand but introduces no discrete event or regulatory shift.

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