Public transport chaos ends, commuters rejoice at Kannelmäki station ↗
Front page leadThe summer's disruptions to commuter train services on the main and ring lines have ended, restoring near-normal operations.
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Helsingin Sanomat's front page features domestic news stories concerning public transportation disruptions ending, a backlog at crematoriums, and a police officer involved in a traffic incident with a moped. International news includes the hottest summer in Western Europe and concerns about former…
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Crematoriums are backed up, but cremator Kari Karvinen handles each deceased… ↗
Hietaniemi crematorium has over a hundred deceased in its queue, while the cold storage can only hold sixty.
Police officer who cut off moped rider in Tuusula suspected of three crimes ↗
The suspected criminal charges include abuse of official capacity, reckless endangerment, and causing bodily harm. The moped rider is also suspected of crimes.
Western Europe had the hottest summer in recorded history - July was… ↗
While Western Europe experienced record-breaking heat, Finland remained cooler. Such variations are typical during El Niño years.
Former intelligence officials warn Trump of concentrating power ↗
Over 400 former US intelligence officials have warned that the president is acting according to the model of autocratic leaders.
On holiday, one should be on holiday, but Inkeri Koponen couldn't rest ↗
Many Finns return to work tired after their summer holidays. Inkeri Koponen tried to recover during her vacation, while Sanna Kinnunen needed a break from her break.
Helsinki women describe what the 'best man' is like ↗
We asked women in their twenties and thirties what kind of man they want to date. Experience was considered a good quality, among others.
Free early childhood education has led to 'reckless' behavior, says education… ↗
According to the Association of Finnish Municipalities, less than half of families pay for early childhood education. Families increasingly fail to use their booked daycare slots.
Tallinn-Helsinki tunnel would increase trade and security ↗
Opinion piece discussing the potential benefits of a tunnel connecting Estonia and Finland.
Editorial: The high school network must be reformed in a controlled manner ↗
An editorial discussing the need for a well-managed reform of Finland's high school system.
Column: Greetings from Tallinn, where school shopping got out of control ↗
A column reflecting on the experience of 'school shopping' in Tallinn.
Birth order: Exposure to older siblings' illnesses may affect adult life ↗
A Danish study suggests that a baby's early exposure to illnesses from older siblings can have long-term effects into adulthood.
New podcast: Lost Billions seeks the reason for Finland's biggest loss ↗
A new podcast series titled 'Lost Billions' investigates the causes behind Finland's most significant financial loss.
Advertisement: Helen - Heat threatens cities, solutions found underground in… ↗
Advertisement discussing how Helsinki is planning to cool down in response to rising temperatures due to climate change.
Podcast report mini-series: Part 1 - Fortum's gamble became a disaster ↗
The first part of a mini-series podcast report on the disastrous consequences of Fortum's business decisions.
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