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2 months ago

Wednesday’s papers: Finland turns left, wacky weather, and ‘one-euro’ houses

Support for the prime minister’s NCP has fallen to its lowest level in five years.
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2 months ago

Tuesday’s papers: Finland calls up reservists, surveillance reforms, and digitalisation reaches bottle receipts

Ukraine’s drone strikes over the Gulf of Finland have prompted the defence forces to call in reservists.
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2 months ago

Monday’s papers: Google in Finland, babies make a comeback, and landing a summer job

Northern Finland’s cool climate is drawing tech giant Google to expand its data centres.
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2 months ago

Friday’s papers: Russia rocket sparks alarm, youth vote debate resurfaces, and warm spell gives way to cool weekend

A rocket launch from Russia briefly caused alarm in eastern Finland.
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2 months ago

Henna Virkkunen makes Time’s 100 most influential people

The magazine praised Virkkunen’s stamina and leadership, saying Europe needs someone with endurance at a time of growing pressure.
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2 months ago

Thursday’s papers: Melting prices, cancer costs, and meatball lollipops

It started as an April Fool’s joke, but a staple Nordic dinner will soon be available as a lollipop flavour.
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2 months ago

Wednesday’s papers: Finland’s positive anomaly, Finns Party manga, and Crown Bridges open

A Finnish municipality pairs near-full employment with unusually large families — can you guess where?
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2 months ago

Tuesday’s papers: A Wolt courier’s reality, an anxious generation, and the May Day forecast

How do Wolt couriers make ends meet?
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2 months ago

Monday’s papers: Drone danger, modern men, and voters Hungary for change

Commercial broadcaster MTV wonders if more drones will be discovered in Finland’s remote areas as the summer cottage season begins.
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3 months ago

Drug abuse image wins Finland’s press photo of the year award

The jury said the image serves as a reminder to people that addiction can happen to anyone.
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