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3 weeks ago
Tuesday’s papers: Supo flags homeschoolers, golden hues, and disgusting delicacies
What is Finland’s most revolting food?
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4 weeks ago
Monday’s papers: Conflicting interests, teen crime, and €6k at birth
What if every newborn got a jumpstart on their future retirement?
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4 weeks ago
Friday’s papers: University tells academics to avoid US, Finland’s athlete shortage, and slippery streets
Some Finnish academics are travelling to the US with blank phones and laptops.
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4 weeks ago
Thursday’s papers: Vantaa arson suspect’s past, Finland on US travel warning list, and vanishing microbreweries
The 71-year-old suspect in the Vantaa arson tragedy has a dark history.
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4 weeks ago
Wednesday’s papers: Iranians in Finland, defining healthcare and struggling pensioners
Helsingin Sanomat reports it was shooed away from the mosque in Mellunmäki.
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1 month ago
Tuesday’s papers: Finnish justice, swelling deficit, and eggs-asperation
Unlike the perpetrator, the victims of Vastaamo actually face a life sentence, Helsingin Sanomat reports.
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1 month ago
Monday’s papers: When ICE deports a Finn, paying for pensions, and pen and paper make a comeback
What’s it like to be deported to Finland when you haven’t lived here since childhood?
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1 month ago
Thursday’s papers: Gold rush payoffs, Finns mourn sugar firm’s plans, and luxury cars blocking trams
A firm in northern Finland extracts up to 7,500 kg of gold per year.
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1 month ago
Wednesday’s papers: Unemployment blame, Espoo’s incoming Muslim principal, and a very stubborn flu
Suaad Onniselkä could be one of the only Muslim public school principals in all of Europe, according to Helsingin Sanomat.
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1 month ago
Tuesday’s papers: Finnish humility, protecting girls, and mysterious roof deaths
Four years into Russia’s full-scale invasion, HBL notes that Finland has not tested its wartime readiness since 1945.
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