Germany: Far-right's Rise is Happening ↗
Front page leadThe Alternative for Germany party's eastern figurehead Ulrich Siegmund has gathered a near-ecstatic popular movement, signaling a significant surge for the far-right in Germany.
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The front page of Helsingin Sanomat features a mix of international and domestic news. Prominent stories include the rise of the far-right in Germany, flood disasters in the Himalayas, and domestic Finnish news such as protests in Helsinki and discussions about inheritance of properties. There's…
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Himalayan Flood Disaster: Mudslide is Metres Deep ↗
Rescue efforts are underway in the Himalayas following devastating floods. A rescuer describes the mudslide as meters deep and the weather as terrible, with the death toll still rising.
Figure Skating Club in Scandal, Investigation Delays Funding ↗
The HSK figure skating club is embroiled in controversy, with the Suek investigation delayed and the city freezing its funding. Family members of the head coaches are now acting as responsible coaches for the top teams.
Musician Archie Cruz's Career Shift from Rock to Cruise Ships ↗
Archie Cruz, who once aimed for international rock stardom, now performs as a troubadour on a Tallinn-bound ferry, stating that his current life is good enough.
US Representatives Witkoff and Kushner to Visit Moscow and Kyiv ↗
According to Trump, representatives Witkoff and Kushner will travel to Moscow and Kyiv this weekend to promote peace in Ukraine.
Two Protests to Take Place in Helsinki This Afternoon ↗
Antifa and the 'Sinimusta liike' (Blue-Black Movement) will hold separate protest marches in Helsinki this Saturday afternoon, potentially affecting traffic.
Denmark to Send Asylum Seekers to Return Center Next Year ↗
Denmark is preparing to establish a return center outside the EU, with plans to send asylum seekers there starting next year.
Inherited Cottages: A Dilemma for Many Across Finland ↗
Across Finland, heirs are facing the challenge of what to do with inherited cottages, childhood homes, and summer houses, with some finding it difficult to let go.
Musicians Should Use AI More, Say Espoo Researchers ↗
Researchers at Aalto University in Espoo argue that musicians should embrace artificial intelligence more, defending its use in music creation.
Column: The People's Internet is Dead ↗
A column discussing the state of the internet and the perceived demise of its 'people-centric' nature.
Editorial: Helsinki Needs Drug Consumption Rooms ↗
An editorial arguing in favor of establishing drug consumption rooms in Helsinki.
Ville Ranta: Rydman's Mushroom Politics ↗
A commentary piece likely related to politics, referencing 'Rydman's mushroom politics'.
Copenhagen: Man Seriously Injured as Disco Ball Falls During Party ↗
A man in his forties was seriously injured when a large disco ball fell from the ceiling during a company party in Copenhagen.
I Opened My Wardrobe to Style Gurus and No Longer Suffer Outfit Crises ↗
An article where a journalist seeks advice from style experts to see how few clothes are needed for a timeless style, and shares their experience.
Book Review: Hannu Väisänen Proves Three Pages Are Enough for Life-Sized Themes ↗
A review of Hannu Väisänen's short prose work, described as a masterful demonstration that addresses life-sized themes and requires literacy from the reader.
Protests in Helsinki to Affect Traffic on Saturday Afternoon ↗
Two protest marches, one by antifascists and another by the 'Sinimusta liike', are scheduled for Saturday afternoon in central Helsinki, with police advising extra travel time.
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