Finnish Defense Forces acquire drones for 14 million euros ↗
Front page leadThe Finnish Defense Forces are purchasing drones for 14 million euros, expanding FPV drone training to all units.
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Helsingin Sanomat leads with a report on the Finnish Defense Forces acquiring drones, along with other domestic news concerning a school's strict phone policy and a defense research predicting grim times for Finnish security. International news covers a tornado in France and potential US visa…
The Finnish Defense Forces are purchasing drones for 14 million euros, expanding FPV drone training to all units.
Jyväskylä schools will impose detention for students caught using phones five times during lessons or breaks, a policy some students find too strict.
A study by the Finnish Defense Research Agency forecasts a dark development for Finland's security situation.
A study from Aalto University suggests that current phishing training might be counterproductive, as users may fear making mistakes.
A bank believes it has a theory regarding the method used to access Finnish men's online banking accounts.
Tia Sirviö had her first child at 40 without a father, a process that took years and cost around 10,000 euros.
A strong tornado has damaged hundreds of homes and injured at least 41 people in a small village in France.
The Trump administration is reportedly planning to cancel up to 200,000 visas, which would be the largest single mass revocation in US history.
Two patients in Sweden may require heart transplants after receiving the wrong medication during open-heart surgery; they should have received potassium chloride but received calcium chloride instead.
Apartment prices have fallen in the Helsinki metropolitan area while salaries have risen, creating what experts call a rare opportunity for homebuyers.
A Finnish entrepreneur designed a shoe that Nike is honoring, drawing inspiration from Alvar Aalto.
A Helsinki driver states that driving with manual transmissions, which are becoming rarer, is safe.
The columnist argues that during times of austerity, the cost of expensive medicines should be open for discussion.
Arkady Moshes writes that Russia currently has no incentives to cease its military operations in Ukraine.
The editorial discusses the challenges and inevitability of index brakes in economic policy.
Tomi Jaakkola and his daughter, who has a developmental disability, completed an Ironman together, showcasing their incredible journey.