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The Aamulehti front page features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong focus on local Finnish events. Top stories include issues at a Tampere emergency shelter, sports news about a departing athlete, a look at Finland's welfare state model compared to Estonia and Portugal, and…
Employees at Tampere's Tastu temporary accommodation report serious problems at their workplace, including residents sleeping among bedbugs and staff receiving death threats.
Antti Sainio has departed from the Tampere Pyrintö team, confirming he has signed a new contract.
Aamulehti examines what Finland's social welfare system might resemble if it adopted models from Estonia or Portugal.
Krista Taubert has been appointed as the new editor-in-chief of Yle, Finland's national public broadcasting company.
The Kremlin has stated it will ensure Ukrainian President Zelenskyy's safety should he travel to Moscow.
A professor from Tampere University analyzes the implications of Finnish Prime Minister Stubb's phone call with Russian President Putin.
Eero Raiskinmäki, 52, lives a happy life in Virrat, enjoying a landscape that would command a high price in Tampere.
The women of a rally team in Nokia are competing fiercely, while the men are responsible for repairs.
The nominees for the 2026 Tulenkantaja literary award have been announced, along with reviews from the preliminary jury.
Tampere schools have decided to begin the academic year one week later starting next autumn.
Authorities are investigating a serious violent crime in Tampere, and one person has been apprehended.
Miia Sillman, who has reported abuse, expressed surprise at the arguments presented by Makwan Amirkhani's defense.
A new hiking trail has been established at Helvetinjärvi National Park and has been given the name 'The Grim Trail'.
A psychological perspective suggests that unexplained tantrums in children might stem from unexpected sources.
Witnesses are scheduled to testify today in the trial involving Makwan Amirkhani and Mira Luoti.
The Jugend villa in Nokia was used to accommodate tourists for several months without obtaining the required permits.
