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Helsingin Sanomat features a significant investment by Google in Finland, local news from Helsinki including a dispute over a child's playhouse and public transport issues, an analysis of Espoo's safety, and international news on Norway's king's funeral and US strikes on Iranian tankers. There's…
Software company Google is expanding in Hamina and building new data centers in Kajaani, Vaala, and Muhos, representing the largest investment in Finnish history. The project is expected to employ tens of thousands during the construction phase.
Following a statement by Finnish politician Purra calling German defense willingness 'shocking,' Helsingin Sanomat asked young Germans about their views on national defense, a crucial issue for Europe's future.
Helsinki politicians have decided not to cut home care support for babies, but they are considering budget reductions for daycare centers and schools.
Emma Lyra, 27, who suffered from severe Long COVID, regained her health through therapy methods based on brain plasticity, addressing her 'stuck in emergency mode' brain.
Oslo will be filled with thousands of mourners for the funeral of King Harald V.
The United States carried out strikes on multiple Iranian tankers, reportedly in response to attacks on warships.
After a breakup, Santiago Morales found himself alone and realized the difficulty of making friends in Finland. He and ten others share their experiences with loneliness.
A cyclist claimed a children's playhouse in Lauttasaari was obstructing bike parking, while the builder, Adessa, wishes for adults to let children play peacefully.
Aleksi Kivekäs's entire property was destroyed, but insurance companies have not provided any compensation.
A bus driver accused a passenger of 'fraud' after they purchased a zone ticket at the last moment.
Espoo's new city council chairman, Jarno Limnell, believes the city is not as safe as it should be, citing areas needing improvement in preparedness beyond just visible security.
Veera Paananen's column argues that regions' demands for increased state funding are understandable given current dynamics.
Helsingin Sanomat's editorial calls for reforms in basic education, spurred by the latest PISA results.
A commentary or satirical piece by Ville Ranta titled 'Yes, Germany Knows How.'
The procedure related to Olivia Oras's death was reportedly carried out at Helsinki Plastic Surgery Center, a clinic advertising itself as Finland's largest.
