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The Helsingin Sanomat front page features a mix of domestic and international news, with a focus on technology, local issues in Finland, and economic and political developments. Top stories include a professor's critical view on data centers, a local issue in Jyväskylä regarding a boat blocking a…
Professor Jussi Kangasharju, who has studied data center projects for 15 years, believes they are misunderstood and that their grand promises may never materialize.
Residents in Muuratsalo are frustrated as a rusted leisure boat has been blocking a swimming spot all summer, and the city has failed to move it despite numerous contacts.
A new tool predicts that the number of school-aged children is expected to halve in up to 30 municipalities if migration is not considered.
Alvar Rauhala was among the first to arrive at school, having woken up at 6 AM for the start of the school year.
A calculator shows that rental housing in areas like Kruununhaka is particularly affordable compared to owner-occupied housing in Helsinki.
Approximately six thousand children are starting school in Helsinki.
Etla's senior researcher Sakari Lähdemäki states that the results align with existing research literature, suggesting tax cuts are more beneficial for economic growth than tax increases.
US Vice President Vance reportedly asked Ukraine to stop attacking ports due to concerns about the impact on US companies and oil prices.
Isla Ahtinen, 12, is building a career as a social media influencer, aiming to grow her audience and make social media her profession.
Helsinki women in their twenties and thirties share their views on the ideal partner, with experience being cited as a desirable quality.
Columnist Maaret Launis discusses why women are rightly skeptical about artificial intelligence.
An editorial discusses a significant failure by the police at a moped gathering.
Part 3 of a mini-series on Fortum's fatal risk-taking discusses how the threat from Putin was not initially taken seriously.
An MP from Perussuomalaiset questioned in a social media post whether a 'Muslim-Democrat' would represent the interests of native Finns, a statement Lindtman called crossing a line.
A podcast episode discusses how Fortum's supervisory authority failed to act during a critical period, attributing it partly to the influence of Greta Thunberg.
