Espoo to lay off about 130 employees ↗
Front page leadFollowing negotiations involving approximately 11,000 employees, Espoo is planning to lay off around 130 individuals, with no furloughs planned.
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Helsingin Sanomat's front page features domestic news primarily concerning local government employment changes in Espoo and Vantaa, and the development of large data centers. International news includes a discussion on the US proposing the release of frozen Russian assets and an analysis of the…
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Muhos municipal manager denies pressure on building supervision for Google… ↗
Both building supervisors in Muhos are absent from work amidst the controversy surrounding the data center project.
FT: US proposed releasing frozen Russian assets to Europe ↗
Western countries froze approximately 260 billion euros of Russian assets in 2022 following Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Couple faces rare charges for illegal adoption attempt ↗
The case involves artificial insemination performed at home without intercourse, and all parties involved are facing charges.
Roope Hintz's tattoo caught TV interviewer's attention in USA ↗
Roope Hintz's interview took an unusual turn when the interviewer noticed his tattoo.
Column: Residents of the world's most populous country are angrier than ever ↗
The column discusses the increasing anger among young adults in the world's most populous nation.
Editorial: AI company had actions, not intelligence ↗
The editorial criticizes an AI company for its actions rather than its intelligence.
Guest pen: Data centers may restrict Finnish legislation ↗
The article explores how data centers could potentially limit Finnish legislative autonomy.
Music: Céline Dion's concert singing is suspected to be from a recording ↗
The article discusses the possibility of pre-recorded singing in concerts, even by domestic artists, for special cases.
HS: Vantaa to lay off 120 ↗
Vantaa's extensive labor negotiations are expected to result in the dismissal of about 120 employees. The city is not proposing any furloughs.
Old houses: Vantaa spent half a million on renovating valuable houses, now… ↗
Vantaa repaired protected buildings in Inkoo for half a million euros but now plans to sell them for a tenth of the renovation cost.
Restaurants: Entrepreneurs in Helsinki's new restaurant world wonder where… ↗
Restaurant workers at Vallila's Konepaja Train Factory are discussing whether the restaurant world has been marketed sufficiently.
China: Cultural war has gotten out of hand: a four-year-old's touch sparked a… ↗
Chinese feminists seem unreasonable. Until I talk to men again.
In China, young people in the world's most populous country are angrier than… ↗
The column discusses the increasing anger among young adults in the world's most populous nation.
Person: A year ago died a man who was seen everywhere, but whose name few know ↗
A story about a person who was widely known yet whose name was recognized by very few.
50-year-old: Jussi Heikelä criticizes politicians for a living – except his… ↗
A profile of Jussi Heikelä, who makes a living criticizing politicians, with a personal note about his spouse.
Construction: SRV finally wants to build the long-awaited shopping center, but… ↗
SRV has been waiting to build a shopping center for 10 years, but their building permit application has been rejected.
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