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The front page of Helsingin Sanomat features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include criticism of Finnish universities by international students, advice from a Swedish pension fund manager on Finnish pension assets, and Netflix's struggles with a lack of hit series. Domestic…
International students accuse Finnish universities of selling a 'faulty product,' with one doctoral researcher feeling that some students came to interviews to provide feedback on the institution.
Staffan Hansén, who manages a Swedish pension fund worth 80 billion euros and is investing in Finnish care homes and schools, advises Finnish politicians against mixing different funds, calling it 'somewhat worrying.'
Netflix is experiencing staff reductions and leadership changes due to a lack of new hit TV series.
Artificial intelligence is now scoring job applicants in Finland; this test explores the experience of being interviewed by a bot, with recruiters seeing opportunities and researchers also noting risks.
The Social Democratic Party continues to be the most popular party in Finland with 23.3% support, while the National Coalition remains in second place, with the gap to the Finns Party narrowing.
Steve Witkoff participated in discussions in Norway on Tuesday, which were also attended by Ukraine's Zelenskyi and Finland's Stubb.
Party chair Antti Lindtman has asked Urpilainen to run as a candidate in the spring 2027 elections.
The party was a paid event organized by private individuals, with tickets sold in advance.
AI giant Anthropic is considering distributing money directly to people if artificial intelligence takes jobs.
There are still people in Russia over whom Putin does not have enough power.
Biodiversity loss is becoming as significant a concern as climate change.
This appears to be a commentary piece on immigration policies or discourse.
A Helsinki city councilor and her father were targeted in a smear campaign on social media.
There are challenges in recruiting teachers for kindergartens in desirable neighborhoods.
Councilors expressed concern over statements made by Milad Dehghan, leading to heightened security measures for a meeting.
A father took his children to China without the mother's knowledge. Despite the mother having the passports, Chinese authorities offered little assistance, prompting the mother to travel there and start her own operation.
This headline likely refers to political developments or news concerning Brazilian President Lula da Silva and former President Jair Bolsonaro.
