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Helsingin Sanomat features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a personal narrative about a family summer home with environmental undertones, a report on drug trafficking on the Finnish-Swedish border, and an international story about US politics. Other highlighted…
Summer visits to the family farm left a lasting impression on Virpi Suutari. Her daughter Aino Suosalo is now experiencing the place for the first time, amidst concerns about the surrounding forests.
The border between Tornio and Haaparanta is a significant transit route for narcotics into Finland. An investigation into the situation reveals the extent of the drug activity.
Donald Trump faces challenges in appointing his desired Attorney General as two rebel Republicans seek to curb the protected tax status granted to the president's family.
Mila Laine and her partner separated but continue to live together due to financial constraints. This situation has taught them much about prejudices and the beauty of different living arrangements.
FIFA's plan to privatize its tournaments faced widespread opposition, leading to a shift in the organization's strategy.
Spanish authorities redirected individuals arriving from Morocco away from Ceuta on Friday evening.
The disease has been detected in three wild boar piglets in Virolahti, leading to the implementation of control measures.
Pekka Mattila was a successful professor and a witty style icon who amassed a large art collection during his life. The article explores what happened to it.
A glimpse into the domestic arrangements of CEO Mikael Rautanen's family, where pizza consumption is strictly limited.
Comedian Eeva Vekki discusses her body image journey, sharing her experiences of happiness and unhappiness related to her weight.
Lotta Harala's last competition will be the upcoming Finland-Sweden athletics international. She shared emotional reflections on her ex-spouse while announcing her retirement.
Saska Saarikoski argues that politics would benefit more from intellectual discourse than from the influence of social media personalities.
A column reflecting on loneliness in Helsinki and suggesting an unconventional way to find connection through a staged dinner event.
The editorial discusses the interconnectedness of the agricultural sector and how shocks and challenges can transcend national borders.
Translator Emily Wilson expresses her disappointment with the explicit content in Nolan's 'Oppenheimer,' sparking a literary debate in Britain.
HS has compiled the most interesting events and activity tips for the upcoming weekend in Helsinki.
