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Helsingin Sanomat's front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include an analysis of the Finnish housing market's downturn, a scandal involving Israeli soldiers speaking Hebrew in a documentary about the Gaza conflict, and updates on Finnish politics, including…
Banks, funds, and property appraisers have managed to prevent a collapse in the housing market, but simultaneously created a prolonged slump that continues, writes HS Vision reporter Tuomas Niskakangas.
A documentary film about Israel's military operations in Gaza has received a furious reception in Israel.
The pressure affected the girl: she was reluctant to talk about events during her first interrogation and refused to answer questions.
Sanna Marin's former top aide, Tuulia Pitkänen, wants young women to change parties. She tells HS about her experiences in the corridors of power and the ongoing sexual harassment.
The Research Institute of the Finnish Economy and Labore have significantly improved their forecast for Finland's economic growth prospects.
The EU wants to open doors for Canada towards the bloc's first associate membership, Ursula von der Leyen said on Wednesday.
The red-green bloc is currently set to win 175 seats, while the right-wing bloc will be left with 174 seats.
In her first life, Meri-Anna Paloniemi was a strict Lapsedist mother who opposed the ban on contraception. In her second life, she fought through fertility treatments alongside her female partner.
The father does not yet know if he will be able to keep his job.
A commentary on the development of artificial intelligence.
An editorial reflecting on the challenges and issues with Helsinki's tram project.
A column discussing attitudes towards technology use in Silicon Valley.
According to Sanna Marin's former top aide Tuulia Pitkänen, the embassy was reluctant to arrange the prime minister's visit during the NATO process.
Maria Ohisalo, a Finnish politician, describes experiencing harassment at an event related to abortion rights.
An entrepreneur, who was a guest of honor for Ursula von der Leyen, makes a comment perceived as slightly embarrassing from a Finnish perspective.
According to the commander of Ukraine's drone forces, the strike was carried out.
