New Tram Timetables Cause Confusion for Helsinki Passengers ↗
Front page leadHSL's new tram timetable updates, implemented on Monday, are confusing passengers who are struggling to read the new schedules.
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Helsingin Sanomat reports on changes to Helsinki's tram schedules causing passenger confusion, the release of Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich from Russian detention, a downturn in the housing market with significant drops in studio apartment prices, and a rise in communist sentiment…
HSL's new tram timetable updates, implemented on Monday, are confusing passengers who are struggling to read the new schedules.
Wall Street Journal correspondent Evan Gershkovich has been released from Russian prison as part of a prisoner exchange, reportedly flying business class, though Russians were allegedly insulted behind the scenes.
An HS Vision analysis reveals a significant drop in studio apartment prices, with some areas seeing a collapse, while terraced house values have held up better.
Neo, 17, and Aimo, 16, communist students at Kallio High School in Helsinki, discuss their attraction to communism and their desire for a city without fast-food chain Hesburger, reflecting a broader rise in left-wing sentiment in Europe.
The Chancellor of Justice is requesting additional information from the Prime Minister regarding contacts made by representatives of the Garden Helsinki stadium project with the PM and his staff.
A 24-year-old man, who shot six people in Krakow on Saturday, has died in the hospital.
France will join negotiations between Ukraine, Russia, and the USA in Abu Dhabi on Tuesday and Wednesday, where discussions are expected to cover ending the war in Ukraine and the future of European defense.
The elder sister and a former girlfriend of Ismo Tauriainen, a streamer whose life was documented live as he drank and argued, speak about the events the viewers did not see.
Celebrity chef Hanna Himanka expresses disapproval of S-Group's advertisement titled 'Lite bättre' in Kauniainen.
The editorial reflects on the new threats symbolized by melted freezers.
Fredrik Sjöholm argues that Finland should follow Sweden's example and eliminate inheritance and gift taxes.
A column by Aino Miikkulainen discusses Lena Dunham's poignant account of illness and achievement.
Former colleagues describe the cosmetic surgeon linked to the death of young influencer Olivia Oras, who lost consciousness during a procedure in Helsinki, with industry speculation already pointing to the clinic involved.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has admitted a relationship with a woman suspected of being a Chinese spy, amid US suspicions that China may have obtained the company's advanced chips and secret information.
Former Member of Parliament Antero Vartia has relocated to Ibiza and begun using psychedelic substances.