EU: Von der Leyen wants to ban social media for under-13s ↗
Front page leadThe European Commission will publish a legislative proposal on the age limit for social media on Thursday, with Ursula von der Leyen advocating for a ban for those under 13.
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The front page of Helsingin Sanomat features a mix of international and domestic news, with a focus on EU policy, media personnel changes, and legal proceedings. A significant portion of the top stories also touches upon societal issues and political developments within Finland and the EU.
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Media: CEO Johannes Leppänen leaves MTV ↗
MTV's CEO Johannes Leppänen is leaving his position, and the search for a new CEO has begun.
Legal Proceedings: Small children buried under 650kg construction sheets ↗
The owner is accused of gross negligent manslaughter after two small children were buried under heavy construction materials, resulting in one death and one injury.
Data Centers: Giants move to Finland as construction progresses ↗
Leading tech companies are importing expensive computing chips to Finland, with HS Visio compiling a list of major data center projects rapidly developing across the country.
HS Poll: Finns Party support on the rise ↗
A new HS poll indicates that the Finns Party's support is increasing, while the Social Democratic Party, despite remaining the most popular, is seeing a decline in its backing.
Column: Finland's security outlook is grim, requiring more information ↗
The author argues that Finland faces a bleak security future and emphasizes the critical need for more information to navigate these challenging times.
Editorial: The electricity price cap is a political advertisement ↗
Helsingin Sanomat's editorial argues that the recent electricity price cap is primarily a political maneuver rather than a genuine solution.
Investment: Four market concerns signal a volatile ride ahead ↗
Four worrying signs appeared simultaneously in the markets, prompting experts to advise investors on how to prepare for potential volatility.
Music: All opening acts withdraw from Ed Sheeran's tour ↗
Rapper Macklemore was removed from Ed Sheeran's tour for pro-Palestine comments, leading four other opening acts to also withdraw.
Mental Health: Psychiatric diagnoses based solely on symptoms may be flawed ↗
Research suggests that some mental illnesses might stem from immune system abnormalities, potentially detectable through blood tests, challenging current symptom-based diagnostic methods.
Memory Diseases: A mother's plans for travel changed to care home ↗
Tuula, diagnosed with Alzheimer's while still working, moved to a care home for early-onset dementia patients, highlighting the increasing prevalence and misconceptions surrounding memory diseases in younger adults.
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