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Helsingin Sanomat features domestic news on Finland's economic forecast, a long school commute in Hollola, and local Helsinki stories on restaurants and a housing dispute. International news includes Germany's state election results and potential US sanctions against the International Criminal…
Finland's economy is projected to grow in the coming years, but the public sector deficit and unemployment are expected to remain high, according to the Ministry of Finance's forecast.
A municipality corrected its arrangements after a mother noticed the travel time violated the law, with cost pressures leading to cost-efficient routing.
This article lists five major threats that could lead to investors losing money in the current market.
While a teenager may seem to be alone at the computer, the reality can be different, as this story explores the online friendships of three boys.
The National Institute of Statistics released data on how bank deposits are distributed among Finns, and HS has created calculators to compare individual wealth.
Traditional skateboarding is facing financial challenges, and veteran professional skateboarders share their experiences and how the sport has changed.
According to Sari Helin, owner of Le Ankka in Helsinki, accommodating specific dietary needs or allergies can take chefs hours.
A violent incident occurred between a student and a kitchen worker at the Kalasatama school.
Maintenance staff in Helsinki's Vallila district collected art valued at thousands of euros from a building's stairwell.
The editorial discusses the return of old disputes in the context of upcoming church elections.
Sami Pakarinen's essay suggests that the ongoing economic changes are leading to Finland becoming a more Western-oriented country.
Aino Vasankari's column examines the political landscape in Sweden, focusing on the right-wing's continued aim to displace the left.
The far-left party Linke emerged as the largest in Berlin, while the far-right AfD gained significantly in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern.
According to The Wall Street Journal, proposed US sanctions could effectively paralyze the operations of the ICC.
