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Helsingin Sanomat features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a controversial multi-million euro AI solution purchase by a welfare region from a company where an ex-director moved, a social media influencer's dispute over a house project leading to a police…
The Länsi-Uusimaa welfare region made a million-euro purchase from a company to which its former director moved before the deal. HS questioned the welfare region about how such a dual role might appear to taxpayers.
A dispute between contractor and Anni Vuohijoki escalated, with both parties accusing each other of hiding contaminated soil on the site of a house known from social media.
Janne Puhakka's sister and father, along with the convicted ex-spouse Rolf Nordmo, will be heard in the Helsinki Court of Appeal. Nordmo expressed remorse.
Rasmus Hakala, 23, spent years gathering courage to talk about his homosexuality. He now shares his experiences of adult life and politics where he encounters open hatred.
Secretary of State Rubio has informed US allies about the decision not to plan further strikes on Iran.
Dolly Parton, the legendary country singer, has passed away at the age of 80 after a short battle with cancer.
Government parties sharply criticized the opposition's tax proposals during parliamentary discussions held across Finland this week.
The Natural History Museum in London is hosting its 62nd annual nature photography competition, receiving over 65,000 entries, with 100 finalists selected.
Two career coaches describe a new client trend: individuals who have been laid off are arriving with a sense of relief, some seeking motivation for jobs they don't necessarily want.
A fire that started in a carport in the Puistola district of Helsinki spread to a terraced house. An eyewitness reported hearing loud bangs.
Raimo Helminen and Vesa Viitakoski are once again facing challenges together, as the team SaiPa has been significantly impacted, even affecting their physical coach.
Marko Junkkari's column suggests that the Social Democratic Party (Sdp) is unexpectedly worried about losing its position within the Finnish government.
An editorial by Helsingin Sanomat discusses how the Social Democratic Party (Sdp) has looked to Sweden for lessons regarding its immigration policy.
This is a satirical piece by Ville Ranta, personifying artificial intelligence as a 'monster robot'.
An advertisement promoting warehouse logistics automation solutions from Turku Shelving and Forklift House (THTT), highlighting ease of implementation.
Teachers in Helsinki express concerns that a significant school reform is not functioning as intended. The publication is seeking input from teachers, students, and parents.
The prosecutor's statement regarding the arson incident in Lauttasaari, indicating the perpetrator has been identified.
