Long-distance buses no longer stop almost anywhere ↗
Front page leadPreviously, it was possible to reach destinations by bus that were not accessible by train. Nowadays, long-distance trains have even more stops than buses.
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Helsingin Sanomat's front page features a mix of domestic and international news, with a focus on transportation, education, real estate, and political events. A notable international story covers multiple deaths in rural USA, while domestic news includes changes in bus stop frequency, demands…
Previously, it was possible to reach destinations by bus that were not accessible by train. Nowadays, long-distance trains have even more stops than buses.
Teachers report an increase in unusual requests from parents, with one teacher, Joanna Lukkarila, being asked to wake up a child at home.
Apartment prices have fallen in the capital region, but wages have risen. Experts suggest this rare combination makes it a good time to buy.
About 50 buildings, mostly homes, in Meri-Rastila are marked for demolition to make way for new construction, but plans are stalled.
Finland's annual ambassadorial meeting has begun in Helsinki, with discussions focusing on artificial intelligence and wealth inequality.
Rolf Nordmo, sentenced to life for the murder of Janne Puhakka, is appealing his conviction.
Five individuals have been discovered deceased in a rural area in the United States, with authorities investigating the deaths as homicides.
The Social Democratic Party and the National Coalition Party have agreed to abolish the home care allowance.
The player budgets for SM-liiga ice hockey teams have been released, with HIFK having the largest and Jokerit the third largest.
A discussion on common, often unconscious, behaviors that hinder romantic relationships.
An exploration of happiness through interviews with residents in the municipality with the lowest income in Finland.
An opinion piece arguing for distinct roles and missions for traditional universities and universities of applied sciences.
The editorial argues that Finland's foreign policy should be more proactive and initiative-driven.
A column reflecting on the experience of reading literature about the pandemic and the desire for emotional distance.
Scammers quickly transferred money from victims' online bank accounts, leaving authorities powerless and unable to determine how access was gained.
Former convict Rolf Nordmo was brought before the Court of Appeal, seeking to overturn his murder conviction.