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Helsingin Sanomat reports on a variety of domestic and international news. Domestically, there are stories on potential tax disparities between municipalities, the renovation of Kaisaniemi Park in Helsinki, and potential layoffs at the company Ponsse. Internationally, the Finnish President will…
Municipalities are facing a financial crisis leading to extensive co-negotiations, with Kuntaliitto suggesting there are too many municipalities. Tax burdens are expected to vary significantly based on residency.
A new playground opened in Helsinki's Kaisaniemi Park has been praised by early visitors, marking the completion of the park's major renovation phase, though construction work continues.
The company cites a weakened market situation as the reason for change negotiations which could affect over 1,100 employees.
Fast-twitch muscle fibers begin to atrophy around the age of forty. Exercise biologist Olli Koskinen explains three training methods to slow this change and improve muscle speed.
Discussions will focus on Russia's war of aggression in Ukraine and the general security situation in Europe.
In September, there were almost 40,000 more unemployed people than in the same period last year.
Researchers at the University of Helsinki developed a device that directs water in the air using ultrasound, a method that could be used in the future to transport substances that clog or corrode ordinary pipes.
HS obtained data from data brokers on the daily movements of nearly a million Finns. Openly sold mobile phone data reveals aspects of people's lives they would not want others to know.
The Supreme Court ruled that a money mule can be forced to reimburse the entire defrauded sum, even if their own commission was only a fraction of it.
A story about an apartment with significant views.
Finns are seeking help at a bar in Rhodes.
A column discussing a historical mistake affecting Britain.
An editorial on Russia's objectives in France.
A column about the resurgence of the far-left in Europe.
The Portuguese Football Federation fined Cristiano Ronaldo, who earns over 200 million euros a year, a mere 255 euros.
Sara Lappalainen questions the delayed reaction to runner Keely Hodgkinson's attire.
