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Monday’s papers: The price of silence, the summer squeeze, and working into your 70s

Would you pay for peace and quiet?

All News | Domestic news | Health | Politics | Society

3 days ago

Why are food bank recipients throwing food away?

Recipients of the handouts told Yle that some of the items are not necessarily useful when the goal is to feed a family.

All News | Domestic news

3 days ago

Helsinki’s Navalny memorial bench set on fire

The memorial to the Russian opposition leader was unveiled last week at a spot in a Helsinki park where it is visible from the windows of the nearby Russian embassy.

All News | Human migration

3 days ago

EU migration pact will bring changes to Finland’s asylum, deportation systems

The new EU-wide laws on migration and asylum will come into effect from Friday 12 June.

3 days ago

Defence minister downplays concerns about Russian buildup at Finnish border

Finns do not need to be concerned, according to Defense Minister Antti Häkkänen (NCP).

3 days ago

Friday’s papers: A generational digital divide, Finland’s billion-euro bets, and what triggers Finnish drivers

Finland’s state financing firm is preparing one billion euros in business investments during this and next year.

4 days ago

Forecast casts doubt on government’s 100,000-job pledge

Petteri Orpo’s government appears likely to fall well short of its employment target.

All News | Domestic news | Nature

4 days ago

Finnish strawberries, early potatoes ripe for Midsummer feasts

The first open-field cucumbers, early cabbages, and garden peas have also come to market, alongside bunched vegetables.

4 days ago

Finland approves citizenship test requirement

The law is scheduled to be implemented at the beginning of 2027.

4 days ago

Most teens fear loneliness if Finland bans social media

A large survey asked nearly 61,000 kids and young people about their use — and opinions — of social media.