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About Helsingin Sanomat
Helsingin Sanomat is owned by the Sanoma media group, the largest subscription newspaper in Finland and the Nordic countries. Sanoma is a publicly listed company, with the Jane and Aatos Erkko Foundation being the biggest owner and the Helsingin Sanomat Foundation the fifth biggest owner. These foundations aim to support high-level scientific research, arts, culture, and to secure the future of Finnish media, quality journalism, and freedom of speech.
Helsingin Sanomat is considered a newspaper of record for Finland and is rated as Left-Center biased by Media Bias/Fact Check, based on editorial positions favoring environmentalism and left-leaning social justice policy. Ground News also assigns it a 'Lean Left' aggregated media bias and a 'High factuality rating'. Finland consistently ranks among the top countries for press freedom, with Reporters Without Borders placing it 5th globally in 2025 and Freedom House giving it a perfect 100/100 for political rights and civil liberties. Britannica notes its foreign coverage is among the best in the world and its presentation tends to be unbiased and balanced. While historically independent, its ownership has at times had close ties to the government. The headline sample includes a mix of domestic, international, and cultural news, with some articles, like the one on gender equality, aligning with its reported center-left lean, and others demonstrating investigative journalism, such as the
Finland wins Ice Hockey World Championship as Konsta Helenius scores overtime winner
- Finland won the Ice Hockey World Championship, defeating Switzerland 1-0 in overtime in the final. - Young forward Konsta Helenius scored the championship-winning goal. - Mikael Granlund praised Helโฆ
Finland wins Ice Hockey World Championship with overtime thriller
- Finland won the Ice Hockey World Championship, securing their fifth title. - Play-by-play announcer Jani Alkio delivered an ecstatic call during the overtime winning goal. - The article compares Alkโฆ
Finnish fans flock to Helsinki for World Championship hockey final
- Finnish ice hockey fans gathered in Helsinki to watch the World Championship final. - Supporters traveled from nearby towns to experience the "hockey fever." - The city prepared for potential celebrโฆ
Inside the Scandinavian-Style Home of Actress Ana Maras Harmander
- Actress Ana Maras Harmander's Zagreb home features a blend of modern and Scandinavian design, emphasizing functionality and natural light. - The living room boasts a large gray sectional, wooden cofโฆ
Norway stuns Canada in overtime for historic Ice Hockey World Championship bronze
- Norway secured a historic bronze medal at the Ice Hockey World Championships by defeating Canada 3-2 in overtime. - Canada, despite a roster featuring NHL stars, was eliminated from medal contentionโฆ
Summer Garden Trends: Finns Embrace Ease and Nature
- Finnish gardeners are prioritizing low-maintenance and natural garden designs this summer. - A specific perennial flower has become exceptionally popular due to its ease of care and drought resistanโฆ
Former Finnish Footballer Marko Koivuranta Dies at 48
- Former footballer Marko Koivuranta has died at the age of 48. - Koivuranta was known for his speed and skill, playing as a forward and later as a defender. - He played for multiple clubs, including โฆ
Hantavirus grabs attention, Ebola spreads quietly
- International attention quickly focused on a Hantavirus outbreak due to its impact on international travelers, leading to swift containment measures in Western countries. - Meanwhile, Ebola is quietโฆ
Helsinki bike paths need repair, not new construction, reader argues
- A reader argues that maintaining existing bike paths should be prioritized over building new ones in Helsinki. - The author notes numerous poorly maintained paths with cracks, bumps, and uneven surfโฆ
Book Review: Minor Figures in Beloved Songs Become Delightful Stories
- Jussi Seppรคnen has published his third book, a collection of humorous short stories. - The book, titled "Suomi-rockin statistit" (Statists of Finnish Rock), explores the lives of minor figures in Fiโฆ
Five cars damaged in Helsinki collision; police investigate Tesla involvement
- At least five cars sustained damage in a collision in central Helsinki early Saturday morning. - A resident reported seeing debris at an intersection and later observed the damage to multiple vehiclโฆ
Ice Hockey Worlds | Canada's Superstars Admit Directly: The Lions Were in a Class of Their Own
- Finland's national ice hockey team, "Leijonat," defeated Canada 4-2 in the World Championship semifinals. - Canada's captain, Macklin Celebrini, acknowledged Finland's superior play, particularly inโฆ
Does Sweden want to offer the Taliban coffee?
- The EU plans to negotiate with the Taliban on returning Afghans staying illegally or committing crimes in EU countries. - Critics, particularly in Sweden, argue this would unofficially legitimize thโฆ
The purpose of the scrappage subsidy is to renew the car fleet
- A response to a previous Helsingin Sanomat editorial criticizes the assessment of the car scrappage subsidy. - The author argues the subsidy effectively reduces emissions and benefits lower-income iโฆ
Ultra Runner Sets World Record Despite Breastfeeding Breaks
- Ultra runner Satu Lipiรคinen set a new world record in the six-hour race, completing 87 kilometers and 712 meters, despite taking two breastfeeding breaks during the event. - Lipiรคinen, 30, also holdโฆ
The tasks of education must be completely rethought
- Education must be fundamentally rethought as AI rapidly transforms the job market, particularly in expert roles. - The current focus on learning outcomes and international comparisons narrows the scโฆ
Finnish Wages Lagging Behind Nordic Peers, Analysis Shows
- A new analysis by HS Vision reveals that Finnish wages have fallen behind those in other Nordic countries and key competitors. - The report suggests that low wages have historically boosted Finland'โฆ
Vรคinรถ Linna Scholar Yrjรถ Varpio Dies at 86
- Professor Emeritus Yrjรถ Ilmari Varpio, a scholar of Finnish literature and a biographer of Vรคinรถ Linna, died in Tampere on May 13, 2026, at age 86. - Varpio was a significant figure in Finnish literโฆ
Patriotic Teacher Seppo Kananen Dies at 84
- Seppo Kullervo Kananen, a former history and civics teacher, died in Kajaani on January 21, 2026, at age 84. - Kananen was a dedicated educator who influenced thousands of students and was also actiโฆ
Can Thrillers Still Surprise in the Age of Real-Life Drama? Finnish Authors Discuss
- Finnish thriller authors Helena Immonen and Tuomas Niskakangas discuss the challenges of writing suspense in an era of real-life dramatic news. - Their novels often depict Finland facing various criโฆ
Commentary | The Lions didn't even have to push themselves when Aleksander Barkov showed the way
- Finland defeated Canada 4-2 in the semifinals of the Ice Hockey World Championship. - Konsta Helenius scored the go-ahead goal in the second period, contributing to Finland's comeback victory. - Theโฆ
Stabbing and Assaults in Helsinki Park During School Closing Festivities; Police Clear Crowds
- Police responded to multiple assaults in Kaivopuisto park on the evening of a school closing celebration. - One individual sustained a non-life-threatening knife wound to the face, and the suspect wโฆ
Schools End: We Asked a New Graduate If We Could Crash Her Party
- The article follows 18-year-old Kira Vรครคnรคnen's graduation party in Helsinki. - Kira graduated from Kulosaari High School with a mix of grades, including a top score in psychology. - She plans to stโฆ
Psychologist Explains the Biology of Love and Commitment
- Psychologist Lars Penke studies the biology of love, focusing on the hormonal roles in attraction and commitment. - His research explores the biological and psychological processes that occur when pโฆ
Coach Luis Enrique Finds Joy in Victory Despite Personal Tragedy
- The article contrasts the joy of a football team's victory with the profound personal loss of coach Luis Enrique. - It recounts Enrique's temporary departure from coaching in 2019 due to his 9-year-โฆ
Harry Harkimo Vows to Save Liike Nyt Party Ahead of 2027 Elections
- Harry Harkimo's political party, Liike Nyt, has lost most of its key members since the last election. - Harkimo plans to recruit new candidates to revive the party for the 2027 parliamentary electioโฆ
News Quiz: How well have you read Helsingin Sanomat?
- The Helsingin Sanomat (HS) News Quiz tests readers' awareness of recent news coverage. - The quiz consists of ten questions designed to gauge how closely readers have followed the newspaper's contenโฆ
Drunk Driving Fine Controversy: Police Board Rejects Police Explanation for MP Rรคsรคnen's Low Penalty
- The Finnish Police Board disapproves of the explanation provided by the police regarding the low fine issued to MP Joona Rรคsรคnen for drunk driving. - The police reportedly proposed a lower income foโฆ
Housing: "Espoo Cubes" No Longer as Appealing as Before
- A survey indicates that buyers are now more interested in houses with pitched roofs and wooden cladding. - The trend away from flat-roofed, cube-shaped houses, common in areas like Espoo, is noted. โฆ
Djokovic Suffers Shock French Open Defeat to Teenager Fonseca
- Tennis player Novak Djokovic suffered a rare defeat at the French Open, losing to 19-year-old Joรฃo Fonseca in the third round. - Fonseca came back from two sets down in a nearly five-hour match to sโฆ
Book Review: A Cynical Narrator Scorns All, Especially Middle-Class Status Symbols
- Marianna Kurtto's novel "รykkรคri" features a narrator who criticizes societal symbols and the middle class. - The reviewer finds the narrator's cynicism amusing but suggests the author could improveโฆ
The 'clutter blindness' that messes up homes can be overcome
- A professional organizer suggests breaking down cleaning tasks into 10-minute intervals to manage household clutter effectively. - The article highlights 'clutter blindness,' where people become accโฆ
Pilot breaks 12-year silence on Michael Schumacher rescue
- A helicopter pilot who rescued Formula 1 legend Michael Schumacher after his 2013 skiing accident has broken 12 years of silence. - The pilot, Yannick Dainese, described the intense atmosphere at thโฆ
Anti-AI movement gains spiritual backing from the Vatican
- A growing popular movement against artificial intelligence is gaining support, now including backing from the Vatican. - The article references the concept of "vibe shift," a term describing broad cโฆ
Remember the gratitude in Finland's 'Summer Hymn'
- The Finnish song "Suvivirsi" (Summer Hymn) is a traditional song sung at spring celebrations, evoking strong emotions and memories for many Finns. - The song's origins lie in the great famine of 169โฆ
Eija Kalliala, pioneering seafarer's priest, dies at 73
- Eija Kalliala, a former Finnish pastor and the country's first female seafarer's priest, died on March 17, 2026, at age 73. - Kalliala was instrumental in developing the Turku Seafarer's Church intoโฆ
Finnish graduates share hopes and advice for commencement speeches
- Graduating students in Finland are preparing to deliver speeches at their commencement ceremonies, focusing on thanking teachers and sharing memories. - The graduates express optimism about their fuโฆ
Canadian man admits aiding 14 suicides via online poison sales
- Canadian Kenneth Law pleaded guilty to aiding 14 people in their suicides by selling poison online. - Law operated websites and forums providing detailed suicide instructions and sold sodium nitriteโฆ
Finnish nursing staff report widespread malnutrition due to poor food services
- Finnish nursing home staff report serious issues with food services in elder and disabled care units. - Caregivers express concern over the quality of food, inadequate special diets, and resulting mโฆ
Helsinki mortuary reborn as summer wine bar and cultural hub
- A former mortuary in Helsinki's Dallapรฉnpuisto has been transformed into a summer wine bar and cultural space called Harjun Mori. - The building, constructed in 1923, previously served as a youth ceโฆ
Trump's Fierce Support for Texas Senate Candidate Paxton Could Prove Fatal
- Donald Trump is strongly backing a controversial Republican Senate candidate in Texas, Ken Paxton. - Paxton faces corruption allegations, impeachment, and a messy divorce, providing ammunition for Dโฆ
Hungary to Receive 16 Billion Euros in Frozen EU Funds After Agreement
- Hungary and the European Commission have agreed on a plan to release 16.4 billion euros in frozen EU funds. - The agreement is a political victory for new Prime Minister Pรฉter Magyar, who promised tโฆ
AI-generated images form basis for new Finnish stamps, sparking debate
- Posti, Finland's postal service, is releasing two new stamps featuring cranes and swans. - The stamps, designed by Reetta Ranta and Riikka Haro, have sparked debate due to the suspected use of AI inโฆ
Suburban 'triangles' emerge as new rental favorite
- A new survey indicates a rising interest among renters for apartments in suburban "triangles" (one-bedroom units). - Over 30% of private landlords expect demand for these suburban units to increase,โฆ
Finnish MP seeks Supreme Court review in Bar Ikku shooting case
- Finnish lawmaker Timo Vornanen is seeking a leave to appeal to the Supreme Court regarding a shooting incident outside Bar Ikku. - The district court had sentenced Vornanen to eight months of conditโฆ
Finland's Balconies: A Hidden Danger?
- Thousands of apartment balconies in Finland may have unsafe railings due to the use of cement fiber boards. - These boards have been found to break easily under impact, posing a risk of falls, with โฆ
Parliamentary elections: Timo Soini considers candidacy from the Centre Party ranks
- Former leader of the Finns Party, Timo Soini, is considering running for parliament with the Centre Party. - Soini stated the matter is under consideration and he will attend the Centre Party's upcoโฆ
Finland's Economy in 'Growth Spurt' Exceeding Forecasts
- Finland's economy is experiencing a "growth spurt," with the gross domestic product (GDP) growing by 0.9% in the first quarter compared to the previous quarter, according to Statistics Finland. - Grโฆ
Greece Sees Record Tourism Growth: 38% More Visitors, 64% Revenue Surge
- Greece experienced a significant tourism boom in the first quarter of 2026, with a 38.3% increase in foreign visitors. - Tourism revenue surged by 64.3% year-on-year, reaching 1.676 billion euros. -โฆ
Sexuality doesn't affect an athlete's abilities, influencer Joona Hellman reminds
- Social media influencer Joona Hellman co-authored a novel about two young male athletes falling in love. - Hellman emphasizes that a person's sexual orientation does not affect their athletic abilitโฆ
Kokkola Aluminum Smelter Could Be a 5 Billion Euro Boost for Finland's Economy
- A planned aluminum smelter in Kokkola, Finland, could significantly boost the Finnish economy, with an estimated investment of 4.7 billion euros. - The project aims to produce low-carbon aluminum foโฆ
Parents speak for children too readily, one parent argues
- A parent has written to Helsingin Sanomat expressing concern that customer service staff ignore her child when she is present. - The parent notes that other parents also frequently speak for their cโฆ
Obituary: Transfusion medicine pioneer Gunnar Myllylรค
- Gunnar Myllylรค, a pioneer in transfusion medicine, died on May 1, 2026, at age 91. - He dedicated 36 years to the Finnish Red Cross Blood Service, significantly advancing the understanding and treatโฆ
Obituary: Award-winning war historian Antti Alvenpoika Juutilainen
- Antti Alvenpoika Juutilainen, a decorated military historian, died on April 12, 2026, at age 89. - Juutilainen served in the military, including a significant period as an instructor in Santahamina,โฆ
Economist proposes โฌ12,000 tuition fee for Master's graduates
- Economist Vesa Vihriรคlรค proposes tuition fees as a solution to Finland's higher education funding issues. - He suggests an annual fee of 2,000 euros, which could generate approximately 600 million eโฆ
Children's science questions: Do UFOs exist?
- A 9-year-old asks if UFOs exist; the answer is that unidentified flying objects are seen, but no conclusive evidence of aliens exists. - UFOs are typically identified as satellites, planes, or naturโฆ
Tobias Salmelainen Appointed Edmonton Oilers Assistant GM for European Operations
- Tobias Salmelainen has been appointed as a new assistant general manager for the Edmonton Oilers. - He will oversee the team's hockey operations in Europe, working under Stan Bowman. - Salmelainen pโฆ
Iceland to hold referendum on EU membership talks
- Iceland's parliament, the Althing, has decided to hold a referendum on whether to begin EU membership negotiations. - The vote is scheduled for August 29, with a potential second referendum on the fโฆ
Ukraine to Buy 20 Swedish Gripen Jets, Receive 16 Donated Aircraft
- Ukraine plans to buy 20 JAS Gripen E/F fighter jets from Sweden and will receive 16 donated JAS Gripen C/D aircraft. - Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson stated that Gripen is Ukraine's primary โฆ
NHL legend Claude Lemieux has died
- NHL legend Claude Lemieux has died at the age of 60. - Lemieux was a four-time Stanley Cup winner and had a distinguished career in the league. - He recently attended an NHL game ceremony just days โฆ
Finnish employers propose cutting overtime pay, PM rejects idea
- The Confederation of Finnish Industries (EK) proposed cutting overtime and Sunday pay rates and allowing local agreements without minimums. - EK also suggested increasing annual working hours by remโฆ
Modern parenting: The nuances of labeling a child's emotions
- Modern parenting advice often encourages parents to label their children's emotions, but this can sometimes be counterproductive. - An early childhood education expert suggests that perfectly namingโฆ
President Stubb's 'Top Gun' Fighter Jet Video Draws Comparison to Past Political Stunts
- Finnish President Alexander Stubb released a social media video showing him in a fighter jet, styled after the movie "Top Gun." - Media researcher Anu Koivunen compares the video to similar instanceโฆ
Yle's radio broadcasts hit by daily technical glitches
- Yle, Finland's public broadcaster, has experienced significant technical issues with its radio broadcasts twice in the past week, leading to incorrect regional news being aired. - These problems, whโฆ
Thai Police: Mika Salo Not Stabbed, Injury Likely from Motorcycle
- Thai police stated that former F1 driver Mika Salo was not a victim of a stabbing in Bangkok. - Doctors found Salo's leg wound was likely caused by a blunt object, possibly from a motorcycle, not a โฆ
Finland's Social Assistance Cuts Hit Thousands of Unemployed
- Finland's government has tightened conditions for receiving basic social assistance, with a new cut impacting thousands of unemployed individuals in April. - Kela reports that the basic part of the โฆ
Television: A global hit series becomes a nihilistic picture of the United States
- The HBO series "Euphoria" has become the most talked-about television show this spring, sparking polarized reactions. - The show's third season, described as "cynical trauma porn," is being discusseโฆ
Finland's nuclear energy law reform could lead to a democracy deficit
- Finland's parliament is considering a new nuclear energy law that would significantly reduce public and municipal influence over new nuclear power plant projects. - The proposed changes would eliminโฆ
Ice Hockey: Julius Miettinen left for the United States at 17; now misses Helsinki's public transport
- Julius Miettinen, who lived in Helsinki his entire life, moved to North America at age 17 to pursue his junior ice hockey dream. - Now 20, Miettinen is the top center for the Everett Silvertips in Wโฆ
Humallahden Bridge Promises to Open Waterfront Access Despite Opposition
- The proposed Humallahden bridge for cyclists and pedestrians faces strong opposition, a common reaction to new projects in Helsinki. - Historically, many controversial projects have ultimately been โฆ
Maternity Hospital Closures Affect Regional Vitality, Not Just Healthcare
- The closure of maternity units impacts more than just healthcare, affecting regional vitality. - Well-being regions compete for expectant mothers, shifting costs but not reducing them. - Centralizinโฆ
Young Summer Workers Hope to Learn and Be Welcomed
- Young people starting summer jobs seek clear instructions, friendly reception, and opportunities to learn. - Employers and colleagues play a crucial role in shaping positive first work experiences. โฆ
Obituary: Maurice Andem promoted space law research in Finland
- Emeritus Professor Maurice Andem, a pioneer in space law research in Finland, has died at age 85. - Andem, originally from Nigeria, studied in Moscow before moving to Finland and earning doctorates โฆ
Obituary: Professor Pentti Matti Sakari Lackman shattered taboo truths
- Professor Pentti Matti Sakari Lackman, a historian known for his bold research into sensitive historical topics, has died at age 78. - Lackman was recognized for his work on the Jรคger Movement and oโฆ
Warm and sunny weather forecast for graduation weekend
- Finland can expect warm and sunny weather for the upcoming graduation and end-of-term celebrations this weekend. - Most of the country will experience dry conditions, with temperatures rising to 15ยฐโฆ
Israel intensifies airstrikes in southern Lebanon, residents warned to evacuate
- Israel has intensified airstrikes in southern Lebanon, prompting an evacuation warning for residents. - The Israeli military stated it is operating with "great force" against Hezbollah, expanding itโฆ
Finland Sees Record International Students Amidst Mixed Experiences
- Finland is experiencing a record number of fee-paying international students, particularly in Joensuu. - The article explores why Finland presents an opportunity for some students but a costly disapโฆ
Rare foray into security policy for Yle's topical satire with new agent comedy
- A new satirical comedy series, "Kansallisen turvallisuuden virasto โ Erittรคin salainen" (National Security Agency โ Top Secret), has premiered on Yle Areena. - The series follows secret agents B12 aโฆ
Attempted Break-in at Finnish Lego Dinosaur Exhibition Site
- A group attempted to break into a venue in Malmi, Finland, where a large Lego Jurassic World exhibition is under construction. - The intruders gained access but fled when the alarm system activated,โฆ
Finns Embrace 'Owning Class' as Investment Soars
- A growing number of Finns are investing in stocks and funds, with nearly half of households participating, indicating a shift towards an "owning class." - This trend, accelerating since Russia's invโฆ
Finnish Children's Wear Dream in Tatters as Gugguu Faces Crisis
- Gugguu, a successful Finnish children's clothing brand, is currently facing significant financial difficulties. - The brand's CEO, Anne Valli, has appealed for customer support, highlighting the chaโฆ
Finns Party releases 'unfit for polite society' caps in response to SDP
- The Finns Party (Perussuomalaiset) has released white caps with the slogan "unfit for polite society" in response to criticism from the Social Democrats (SDP). - The caps were worn by party leaders,โฆ
Dance Review: Only dance can create such a disturbing feeling, says critic of hyped La(Horde) performance
- The dance performance 'Age of Content' by La(Horde) at Tanssin talo explores the impact of the internet. - The piece blends contemporary dance, film stunts, TikTok dances, and postmodern movement. -โฆ
Cycling: Who is considered a cyclist?
- The article questions the perceived elitism surrounding cycling, suggesting that the ideal cyclist is expected to be fit, young, and uncomplaining. - It contrasts this image with the practical needsโฆ
Alcohol Law: Home delivery of drinks unlikely by midsummer
- A proposed change to Finland's alcohol law, allowing home delivery of alcoholic beverages, is unlikely to be implemented by early summer. - The bill is currently under review by the parliamentary coโฆ
Helsinki Apartment Fire Displaces Residents, Investigation Underway
- A fire broke out in a Helsinki apartment building on Saturday evening, reportedly starting from a gas grill on a balcony. - The fire rapidly spread to the roof, causing significant smoke and water dโฆ
Aatu Rรคty Excels for Finland at World Championship, Showcasing Faceoff Prowess
- Finnish center Aatu Rรคty has emerged as a key player for Team Finland at the IIHF World Championship in Zurich, despite initial uncertainty about his roster spot. - Rรคty leads the team in faceoff wiโฆ
Survey: Young counselor, have you encountered difficult situations? Share your experiences
- Helsingin Sanomat is conducting a survey to gather information on dangerous situations encountered by young camp counselors. - The survey aims to understand how well young counselors are trained to โฆ
Hungary: The New Prime Minister's Great Challenge
- Hungary's new prime minister faces the significant challenge of demonstrating to voters that corruption is being eradicated. - Restoring trust among European nations is also a priority for the new lโฆ
Everyday Food: Nutrition Expert Marjo Rantapusa Replaces Cheese and Cold Cuts with Homemade Spreads
- Nutrition expert Marjo Rantapusa replaces cheese and cold cuts with homemade spreads for everyday meals. - These spreads are easy to make using ingredients like canned beans and frozen peas, often rโฆ
Gaza war | Israel says it killed Hamas leader just a week after appointment
- Israel claims it killed Mohammed Ouda, the new head of Hamas's armed wing, in an airstrike on Tuesday. - Ouda was reportedly appointed to the position just about a week ago, succeeding Ezzedine al-Hโฆ
Finns increasingly fear home loans and housing costs, survey finds
- A S-Pankki survey shows 54% of Finns worry most about housing costs, an 18 percentage point increase from last year. - 44% of respondents consider their home loan a risk, up 11 percentage points sinโฆ
Marimekko at 75: Still a Finnish Staple, But Is It Still a Trendsetter?
- Marimekko, a Finnish fashion brand, is celebrating its 75th anniversary. - While still popular for everyday use and as a symbol of Finnish identity, its role as a trendsetter is questioned. - The brโฆ
Municipal compensation justified amid declining political interest, newspaper argues
- Lapin Kansa newspaper defended Rovaniemi municipal decision-makers' compensation increases, stating they are standard for similar-sized cities and reflect the role's difficulty. - The article highliโฆ
Leave Humallahti project untouched, cyclist urges
- A cyclist expresses a desire to leave the Humallahti area untouched and allocate millions to essential projects instead. - The author describes cycling uphill in strong headwinds, noting that even sโฆ
Calf separation in dairy farming causes stress, advocates say
- Dairy farmers are facing criticism over calf separation practices, with concerns raised about animal welfare despite nominal improvements. - The article argues that even extended calf-mother bondingโฆ
Leo Hilokoski, Finnish bowling world champion, dies at 84
- Leo Hilokoski, a world champion bowler who was instrumental in Finland's rise in the sport, has died at age 84. - After a heart condition ended his career as a cross-country runner, Hilokoski found โฆ
Laajasalo Needs Its Own Laboratory
- Residents of Laajasalo, Helsinki, a growing area with over 20,000 people, currently travel significant distances for laboratory services. - The nearest labs are in Myllypuro and Kalasatama, posing dโฆ
National Emergency Supply Agency Does Not Downplay Digital Self-Sufficiency
- The Finnish National Emergency Supply Agency (Huoltovarmuuskeskus) emphasizes the urgency of promoting European technology and digital self-sufficiency. - This initiative is crucial for Finland's ovโฆ
Olivia Backholm studies engineering at a top school: 'All recruiters know this institution'
- Olivia Backholm, a young Finnish athlete, studies engineering at a top U.S. university. - She prioritizes her academic career over her athletic pursuits. - Backholm aims for a career as an engineer,โฆ