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Helsingin Sanomat's front page features stories on Finland's political landscape, a major data center project in Jämsä, and international market trends. A poll indicates the Finns Party has overtaken the National Coalition Party in support, while a French company plans a significant investment in…
A French company, Sesterce, plans a 10-billion euro data center project at a former paper mill in Jämsä, which would employ around 2,000 people during construction and 300 once operational.
A new poll by Yle shows the Finns Party has overtaken the National Coalition Party in support for the first time this electoral term, with the Social Democratic Party still leading overall.
Environmental organization WWF reports that conservation measures have been successful for bluefin tuna and loggerhead sea turtles, demonstrating that protection efforts can yield results.
The era of cheap money has ended, and the bond markets are now a place of excitement and risk, with France's situation being particularly noteworthy.
Laura Gustafsson's audio drama 'Maitotyttö' (Milk Girl) has won the Prix Italia award, an international recognition previously awarded to prominent Finnish artists.
An employee at OP Financial Group is considering resignation due to the company's new policy requiring employees to return to the office, stating that there are not enough workstations for all staff.
The usage rate of F-35 fighter jets in the United States has significantly decreased, a detail not widely reported.
Ongoing conflicts in the Horn of Africa pose a significant threat to the security and stability of shipping in the Red Sea.
The traditional steps and markers of achieving adulthood for young people are becoming increasingly elusive and uncertain in contemporary society.
A satirical statue depicting a naked Donald Trump has been placed inside the European Parliament building, an installation requested by a Danish left-wing MEP.
Residents in Siberia are complaining about a lack of transparency regarding a suspected plague outbreak, stating that authorities are withholding information.
Maricarmen Abascal, who became a symbol of Spain's housing crisis, has passed away.
Following a change in learning support reforms, an 8-year-old named Ilona is reportedly so exhausted that she resorts to hitting her mother.
