Bottle Bomb Detonated at Helsinki School, Students Evacuated ↗
Front page leadA bottle bomb was detonated at a school in Roihuvuori, Helsinki, leading to the evacuation of students. The explosion did not cause any injuries, according to the police.
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Helsingin Sanomat's front page features domestic news including a bottle bomb incident at a Helsinki school, a housing shortage for students in Rovaniemi due to tourist rentals, and discussions on issues within the theater industry. International news includes a report on a Russian general being…
A bottle bomb was detonated at a school in Roihuvuori, Helsinki, leading to the evacuation of students. The explosion did not cause any injuries, according to the police.
Student Miro Helminen sleeps on the floor due to a severe housing shortage for university students in Rovaniemi. Short-term rentals to tourists are exacerbating the problem, driving up prices.
Graduates of theater programs have reported issues of psychological and physical abuse of power, particularly during their training, according to an HS survey.
The clientele of Helsinki's only gay club, Hercule, now includes a significant number of heterosexual women and men, which is causing annoyance among some regular patrons.
The Finnish Border Guard has launched an investigation into a drone discovered on the shore of Pellinki, which is likely to have been carried ashore by the water.
Finnish-founded Oura, known for its smart ring, has published its IPO prospectus in the United States, indicating strong market performance.
A study indicates that the construction of a data center in Kouvola could generate nearly one billion euros for Finland and create 360 permanent jobs.
Australian breakdancer Rachael Gunn faced intense online criticism after her Olympic performance, with a new documentary exploring the aftermath and accusations of embarrassing her country.
The Alternative for Germany (AfD) party, often described as far-right, has initiated a cultural conflict targeting the legacy of Bauhaus.
A planned concert event by Tampere artists, intended to fill the Nokia Arena, was canceled due to weak ticket sales.
A DNA test revealed to Laur that he is not the biological father of his two-year-old child.
This article offers a test to help readers assess whether they exhibit the behaviors of a good partner in their relationships.
A Russian general, who is reportedly accused of carrying out an attack on a children's hospital, has been shot multiple times, according to media reports.
Ukraine's potentially risky operation to close Moscow's airports may be on the verge of commencement.
Jewish children have reported instances of being mocked and physically assaulted in Finnish schools, according to accounts shared with HS.
Columnist Saska Saarikoski discusses the difficult choices involved in arms deals with Israel.
Helsingin Sanomat's editorial suggests that a victory for Russia might be a potential outcome of the upcoming elections in France.
Columnist Tommi Nieminen questions the extent to which superficial or empty reasoning can lead to political power in Finland.