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The front page of Helsingin Sanomat features a mix of international and domestic news. Top stories include Ukrainian President Zelenskyy's challenges to Donald Trump, the finalists for the HS literature prize, and a weather alert for an autumn storm in Finland. Other articles cover a criminal…
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is challenging Donald Trump in an unprecedented way. This raises concerns in Europe, but the move might be a deliberate tactical shift, according to Brussels correspondent Jarno Hartikainen.
Strong winds may cause localized power outages and fallen trees. The storm is expected to bring significant wind and waves.
Watch HS author interviews from the book fair, also available on video.
Sixty-four works were submitted to the competition this year.
Interviews from the HS book fair are available for viewing after the event.
Visitors to the housing fair were unaware that the family living in the house could hear and see everything. The Sandhu family is still pleased they dared to become messurakentajaksi.
The man suspected of aggravated theft is on probation and now faces imprisonment. HS contacted the suspect to comment on the case.
LeBron James spends a seven-figure sum annually on his body. One aspect of James's career amazes former Susijengi captain Shawn Huff.
An essay reflecting on the nature of opinion and the difficulty of changing one's mind.
A column discussing Finland's foreign policy and potential diplomatic engagement with Russia.
An editorial criticizing the public transport authority HSL for neglecting passenger needs.
Landlords are no longer allowed to require renters to wash dishes or take out the trash.
The rise of drug gangs has propelled the hard-right to power across Latin America. On Sunday, the region's powerhouse, Brazil, is likely to follow suit.
Data centers were initially hailed as economic saviors, but their environmental impact has led to public backlash.
Former US President Barack Obama spoke at two Democratic rallies, criticizing the Trump administration.
