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The front page of Helsingin Sanomat features a mix of domestic and international news, with a focus on Finnish politics, economy, and societal issues. Top stories include a report on job market trends, an investigation into a plastic surgery clinic, and a local crime report. International news…
Despite the center-right government's promises of job creation in companies, only the public sector has expanded. The text discusses the increasing number of people employed in the public sector due to Finland's aging population.
An investigation found that resuscitation drugs at Plastic Surgery Center were stored in a 'messy pile' in protective glasses cases. The clinic gained notoriety after social media influencer Olivia Oras died following anesthesia for a liposuction procedure.
Two 13-year-old boys are currently missing in Espoo. The police currently have no information to suggest that a crime is related to their disappearance.
A sports physiologist explains which common exercises should be replaced with better alternatives if one wants to see results. This article offers advice on effective workout routines.
A column discusses the credibility of Finland's debt brake policy as approaching elections may lead to increased spending. The author expresses concerns about the fiscal sustainability.
The Helsingin Sanomat editorial discusses how the defense industry's growth and economic impact are challenging traditional economic theories and assumptions.
Finland is set to compete in the men's volleyball European Championship semifinals tonight against France. The article highlights the team's success and key players.
The leaders of the United States and China, Donald Trump and Xi Jinping, met in Washington. Key discussion topics included artificial intelligence, Taiwan, and trade relations.
A teacher in Helsinki was fired for dragging a disobedient 12-year-old girl out of a lesson in the spring of 2025. The incident led to disciplinary action against the educator.
Four men share their experiences with dating apps, describing the psychological toll of constant ghosting, rejection, and profile optimization, yet they continue to use the apps.
The upcoming housing fair in Uusimaa will be held in a luxury area developed by Kari Karvinen, who made his fortune in the IT sector. The area is characterized by wealth and natural surroundings.
According to media reports, Germany is planning to purchase 15 combat boats from Finland, indicating significant defense industry cooperation between the two countries.
