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The front page of Helsingin Sanomat features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include guidelines for asylum seekers in Britain, a fire in Helsinki, and a prominent article about a scam. International news covers the death of Estonia's former Prime Minister, trade disputes…
Prime Minister Burnham defended clear instructions for asylum seekers in Britain, outlining expected behavior regarding women and the consequences of non-compliance, including potential refusal of asylum.
A lift caught fire near an apartment building in Myllypuro, Helsinki. The rescue services responded quickly, and the fire did not spread to the building.
A daughter took primary responsibility for a brazen scam, but Liisa is convinced her son-in-law was behind the plot. The case highlights the risks of plea bargaining.
Finns are accustomed to admiring the beautiful summer cottages of the Stockholm archipelago from the window of a ferry during breakfast. We went to see who lives in villas costing up to a million.
Siim Kallas, former Prime Minister of Estonia, has passed away at the age of 77.
Canada intends to respond to US import tariffs with the same measure.
Police shot a man armed with a machete at a school in Fagersta, central Sweden.
Fifa's disciplinary committee has issued sanctions.
The Daily Beast website published personal letters from aide Natalie Harp to Donald Trump.
New high school students' 'nasujaiset' (a welcoming party) were held again in Helsinki. Participants and organizers assured HS that attendance is voluntary and fun.
A column by Annikka Mutanen discussing the experiences of a deceased professor who faced racism.
An editorial from Helsingin Sanomat discussing the consequences of small actions or issues.
The 1950s repeatedly emerged as the favorite decade for apartment construction when HS asked two architects and a professor of building physics for their preferences.
According to experts, it is crucial who gets involved in creating technology and who is listened to when designing it.
Just days before the court ruling, Prince Harry announced he would move his family to Britain.
Utah Jazz head coach Will Hardy came to Finland to visit Lauri Markkanen. The NBA entourage watched in Espoo as Finland defeated Iceland in a friendly match.
