School absenteeism in Finland saw a decrease last year, with students accumulating an average of just over 52 hours of absences per pupil.

Repair work is expected to take months for an apartment building in Kalasatama, Finland, that suffered extensive fire and water damage, with police suspecting a crime.

An article from 50 years ago, May 25, 1976, recounts Queen Elizabeth II's visit to Finland, which began with a stop in Åland.

A fire in Kalasatama, Finland, resulted in the evacuation of a neighboring company, with a ground-floor restaurant also forced to close at midnight due to the incident.

An investigation by Yle has revealed widespread issues in Yrjö and Hanna care homes across Finland, with deficiencies found in 11 facilities, leading to concerns about the health and safety of elderly residents.

An insurance executive from Lähi-Tapiola described a recent fire in Kalasatama, Helsinki, as "completely exceptional in Finland." He estimated that repairs might not be completed until Christmas.

Finland is exploring models for economic policy from around the world to improve its economic development, with a suggestion to also learn from its own actions in the 1990s.

Researchers from Aalto University transformed 300-year-old wood from a 17th-century shipwreck in Finland into yarn, creating a unique and impressive dress.

A resident of a building that burned in Kalasatama, Finland, described hearing fire engines and smelling smoke, waiting over an hour for evacuation through thick smoke.

Concerns are raised in Finland regarding a proposed 'baby fund' that would link a child's birth to the possibility of receiving a very large sum of money in the future.

Finland is seeing an increasing number of minors in prisons due to youth crime, raising concerns among youth workers about the future prospects of these young offenders.

Obesity is costing Finland more than seven billion euros per year, significantly increasing the risk of heart disease, strokes, kidney failure, gout, and various types of cancer.

Mika Hoffrén, who owns one of the world's largest video game collections with 13,000 titles, plans to transform his hobby into a museum in Kuhmo, Finland, aiming to attract international visitors.

Finland's oldest person, 108-year-old Eila Hukkanen, who lives in her own home in Kouvola and was recently named 'Lotta of the Year,' shares her insights on living a good life.

A mother in Lohja, Finland, is organizing weekly fun activities at her children's school, turning everyday life into surprises, as a protest against ongoing austerity measures.

A child's hand became trapped in an elevator door for 10 minutes in Jyväskylä, Finland, and the child was subsequently taken to the hospital.

A hidden "Paratiisi" (Paradise) wallpaper, part of Aini Vaari's estate, has been discovered and gifted to Forssa, Finland. The city museum has begun commercializing the patterns, with the wallpaper being the first product.

A new report suggests that a decrease in home prices does not automatically weaken the position of those looking to switch homes in Finland.

The three-day conference of Finland's Social Democratic Party (SDP) has commenced in Tampere, featuring a speech by Chairman Lindtman at 12:30, which is being broadcast live.

Amusement parks continue to be popular destinations for school excursions in Finland, with Powerpark drawing students from as far as Lapland. The article emphasizes that all students should have an equal opportunity to participate, making the trip day free for schoolchildren.

Finland's strawberry harvest prospects are good, but the industry anticipates a shortage of pickers as the cost of seasonal work permits has nearly doubled, impacting the sector which employs around 14,000 workers annually, mostly foreigners.

Finnish teachers are not obligated to work during sick leave, a clarification made amid discussions on labor rights in the education sector.

There is a reluctance to openly discuss the importance of nurse quality in elderly care, even as proposals to increase nurse-to-patient ratios are met with apprehension in Finland's welfare regions.

Finnish customs authorities suspect companies in Finland of large-scale smuggling of trucks and trailers to Russia, violating trade sanctions imposed after Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Finland's approach to peacemaking is being recognized as a distinctive national brand, showcasing its expertise in conflict resolution and diplomacy on the global stage.

Janne Kuusela, Secretary of the Finnish Ministry of Defense, warned at a conference in Prague that Finland, as the newest NATO member, faces constant Russian provocations and hybrid attacks, emphasizing that Europe must prepare for 'total war' targeting critical infrastructure.

The article discusses the successful strategy of Social Democrats in Finland and Spain, noting their positive performance compared to other regions where similar parties are struggling.

Amnesty International's Secretary General stated that Finland is violating its international obligations by procuring defense equipment from Israel.

Neighboring cities of Turku, Finland, are hoping the city's tram project will bring growth and attractiveness to the region, with future regional expansion considered possible.

A bear deemed dangerous to humans was put down in Äänekoski, Finland, after police received multiple alerts about its presence this month.

A discussion in Finland highlights that kilometer-based pricing for public transport tickets would be unfair, emphasizing the need for affordable and attractive public transportation.

Finland's robust youth hockey system is highlighted as a foundation for its strong national team, with implications discussed for young Latvian players considering moves to the Nordic country.

Immigration to Finland decreased last year, while emigration from the country reached its highest level in recorded history. This trend indicates a significant shift in Finland's population dynamics.

Among Finland's rich, there are both pillars of society and the ungrateful.

Finland is launching a study to evaluate the availability of volunteer healthcare professionals during emergency situations, prompted by a deteriorating security environment.

A guide to four recommended art exhibitions in Finland, offering diverse experiences from nature-inspired art to master's works and grassroots movements.

Regional flights in Finland currently rely on state funding, but an expert suggests that these routes could become profitable without subsidies, prompting the Ministry of Transport and Communications to investigate alternatives.

According to Finland's Security Intelligence Service (Supo) and Norwegian writer Bård Wormdal, Russia and China are increasingly pressuring immigrants in Finland and Finns visiting those countries to act as spies.

Roman Golikov, a Russian activist who sought asylum in Finland, fears he will be imprisoned or sent to the front lines if his deportation to Russia via the closed eastern border is carried out.

KPY, an investment company based in Kuopio, Finland, and built on the foundation of a local telephone association, is planning to list its shares on the stock exchange. This move aims to bring the cooperative to the public market.

Last year, the Finnish Ministry of Finance presented a heavily criticized estimate regarding the dynamic effects of corporate tax cuts. A new assessment has now sharply downgraded the previous estimate of the tax cut being 60% self-financing.

A recent survey in Finland reveals that young people's perceptions of working life are strongly divided based on their background. Despite this, 74% of respondents expressed optimism about their future.

Finnish experts from Dan Europe have concluded a mission in the Maldives, recovering videos and objects from a cave, cleaning the site, and mapping its tunnel system.

The Finnish Embassy in Bucharest has warned that several Moldovan citizens have been targeted by scammers promising to facilitate visas and jobs in Finland for a fee.

Experts suggest that the taxation of home ownership in Finland could impede the recovery of the housing market, requiring solutions beyond just supporting buyers.

At a conference in Tampere, a Moldovan television director advised Finland to remain united against Russian attempts to divide the nation through propaganda.

Finland is planning to deport asylum seekers to Russia via its closed eastern border, with two men previously interviewed by Yle, who were denied asylum, still facing expulsion to Russia.

Net immigration to Finland has suddenly dropped into negative figures, primarily attributed to a registration change resulting from an agreement with Estonia, though overall immigration has also decreased.

Finnish authorities are investigating an alleged "education agent" suspected of extorting exorbitant sums from approximately 350 Myanmar students brought to Finland, with the case being probed as aggravated extortion.

A local danger alert has been lifted in the Kanta-Häme region of Finland, indicating that a previously identified threat has passed.

An aggressive capercaillie has been harassing a family in Sastamala, Finland, for four days, with bird experts noting an increase in such attention-grabbing behavior from the birds.

Media reports indicate that Finland's government is preparing to extend the country's temporary border security law, citing a continued high threat of instrumentalized migration at its eastern border.

The city of Tampere, Finland, will dismantle a pedestrian bridge over Tammerkoski as part of a widening project until 2028, leaving the fate of hundreds of "love locks" uncertain.

Kristi Raik discusses the implications of the Ukraine-Russia war, including drones straying into Finland and the Baltics, and the reduction of US troops in Europe, prompting questions about regional preparedness.

Mayors from Ukrainian cities have visited massive rock-carved shelters beneath Helsinki, Finland, admiring their capacity for 6,000 people, with discussions suggesting similar Finnish shelters could be deployed in the Middle East.

Finnish technology company Valmet has announced plans to lay off 2,400 employees in Finland, citing operational adjustments and economic pressures.

Police in Häme, Finland, are actively searching for a WWII-era incendiary bomb that was found in a field in Riihimäki but is now missing.

A Prisma store in Kokkola, Finland, was broken into overnight, with motorists reporting seeing men dressed in black on the building's roof.

The number of open job positions in Finland decreased by 15 percent in the first quarter of the year compared to the same period last year, totaling 48,600, with state-sector vacancies nearly halving.

Employment services in Lahti, Finland, are struggling with a high number of incapacitated individuals among the unemployed, leading to a new pilot program designed to address this nationwide issue.

The Uusimaa region in Finland is increasing family placements for children in child protection services, a move expected to generate millions in savings and mark a significant shift in care practices.

Finland's Social Democratic Party (SDP) is holding a meeting to discuss strategies for maintaining its leading position ahead of the upcoming parliamentary elections.

Reports indicate that Finland is performing well in attracting investments, standing out as an appealing destination despite the broader European economy facing significant challenges.

The Green Party in Finland is poised to make a significant policy decision, facing internal disagreements on how best to utilize the opportunity.

An unusual drone warning in the Uusimaa region of Finland has led to demands for an explanation regarding the events that transpired in the hours leading up to the alert.

A proposed study voucher experiment for higher education in Finland will be restricted to Finnish and Swedish language studies, a change made late in the legislative process before the bill goes to parliament.

Finland's geographical location next to Russia results in a risk premium on its loans, costing the country hundreds of millions of euros and consequently increasing the tax burden on its citizens.

A network of underground shelters in Finland, designed for civilian protection during emergencies, hosted visits from Ukrainian President Zelensky, Ursula von der Leyen, and the President of Poland.

A university project has evolved into Finland's leading achievement in pioneering space technology, becoming a national crown jewel. This initiative showcases the country's innovation and expertise in the space sector.

Finnish work culture is experiencing a 'war of emotional codes' as different generations hold vastly different views on the role of emotions in the workplace, leading to misunderstandings.

A Finnish article argues against abandoning the principle of free higher education, stating that tuition fees would become a barrier for many.

Emilia Kangaskolkka, at just 22 years old, has decisively risen to the leadership of Finland's Social Democratic Party (Sdp) and intends to run in the upcoming parliamentary elections.

Jere Posti and Oskari Nivala adopted a child in the spring, becoming a rare two-father family in Finland after a life-changing phone call.

Finnish President Stubb publicly condemned the behavior of an Israeli minister towards activists during a parliamentary question session. He reiterated Finland's stance on the matter.

A proposal suggests that the number of Members of Parliament in Finland could be reduced, which would also decrease the need for administrative staff and assistants.

A delegation from Serbia's Freedom and Justice Party (SSP) participated in the Finnish Social Democratic Party congress in Tampere, expressing full support for pro-European and reformist forces.

Finland's Social Democratic Party (Sdp) is holding elections for its vice-chairpersons, with party secretary Mikkel Näkkäläjärvi re-elected without opposition.

Antti Lindtman secured a new term as chair of Finland’s Social Democratic Party during its three-day congress in Tampere, amidst disputes over fiscal policy and labor rules.

A new legislative proposal in Finland could allow individuals suspected of serious crimes to be kept in custody if they pose a threat to others, following a 2024 Supreme Court ruling on detention conditions.

The price of exchange electricity in Finland is expected to fall into negative territory on Sunday.

A warm spring has resulted in an unusually early and abundant flowering season in Urjala, Finland, with a garden entrepreneur noting the exceptional bloom as a rare occurrence.

Wood from a 300-year-old shipwreck discovered in Oulu, Finland, has been processed into fiber and yarn at Aalto University, then crafted into a dress. The unique garment is now on display at the Oulu Museum of Art.

A doctor in Finland has criticized the practice of conducting PEth alcohol tests on employees without their consent, stating that what individuals do in their free time is their own business, in violation of patient agreement laws.

According to recently released OECD statistics, Finland experienced the second-best GDP growth in the first quarter of the year but also recorded the worst unemployment rate in March.

Finland is reportedly falling behind in the adoption of AI-assisted breast cancer screening, despite the technology's potential to detect aggressive cancers and free up expert time for more complex examinations.

A study by the University of Turku reveals that immigrants in Finland are significantly more likely to develop mental health disorders due to loneliness, uncertainty, and bureaucracy.

Finland's immigration landscape has undergone significant changes over the past 36 years, with statistics revealing that asylum seekers and refugees constitute only a fraction of the overall immigration to the country.

Finnish patients are traveling to Germany to receive expensive cancer treatments from radiologist Thomas Vogl, a controversial doctor who has gained attention in Finland. One patient, Johan Sundman, has spent 35,000 euros on these treatments.

A mother of an elementary school student in Finland is questioning the cost of class trips, as schools reportedly refuse free bus travel despite basic education law stipulating that camp schools should be free of charge.

Experts are evaluating whether Finnish legislation is adequate to address deepfake pornography, as only one conviction for distributing fake nude images has reportedly been issued in the country. The discussion focuses on the legal framework's ability to keep pace with technological advancements.

Finland's education minister has proposed shifting school summer holidays two weeks later and introducing a new spring break in April, sparking debate and revealing divisions within the government coalition.

Oscar Hemming, a "big sniper" from Boston College via Finland, is highlighted in a draft prospect profile as a complete power forward.

An analysis discusses the power of hype in pop culture, noting Michael Jackson's presence on Spotify charts while highlighting the popularity of Finnish artists like Mirella and suomirap in Finland.

A new trend has emerged among businesses in Ostrobothnia, Finland, where entrepreneurship is increasingly viewed by young people as a temporary phase rather than a lifelong commitment, leading to a rise in business acquisitions in the region.

A cycling bridge project in Humallahti, Finland, is being compared to "curling parenting," where parents try to remove all difficulties and challenges from their children's path.

Wolt has announced that it will ban the sharing and renting of courier accounts in Finland. This new policy aims to ensure fair practices and accountability among its delivery personnel.

Finland's Education Ministry has proposed changes to the school calendar, including shifting summer vacations to mid-June and adding a week-long break in April, effectively shortening the summer holiday.

Finland's National Youth Council has criticized government plans for a social media ban, with a working group expected to submit an interim report on the matter by the end of the month.

An analysis from Helsingin Sanomat discusses the intense debate surrounding data centers in Finland, evaluating common arguments and suggesting that opposing them might be both late and strategically unwise.

An opinion piece by José Augusto Pacheco discusses the Finnish perspective on the future of education, prompting reflection on the desired form of schools by 2045 amidst potential radical changes.

Finland is expected to experience sunny and dry weather across most of the country on Saturday, with temperatures potentially reaching heatwave levels in the south. However, a widespread rain system is forecast to arrive on Sunday, bringing cooler conditions.

In Taivalkoski, Finland, a father who was shot died after waiting over an hour for emergency responders, despite an ambulance being nearby earlier. Authorities are now providing explanations for the significant delay in assistance.

Despite a harsh winter, Finland's strawberry harvest is projected to be normal, estimated at around 13 million kilograms, similar to last year's yield.

A property agreement has revealed connections between a new church in Finland and Moscow, suggesting the establishment of a 'shadow church' in the country.

The jury for Finland's Tangomarkkinat (Tango Festival) has disclosed the three key criteria used to select finalists for the upcoming Seinäjoki Tango Festival. The singing competition, which determines the finalists, is taking place in Hyvinkää.

Expert Virpi Pitkänen warns of deepening despair as suicide deaths among women have started to increase in Finland.

The construction of Finland's Western railway project, a key initiative for Prime Minister Orpo, faces significant uncertainty as the fate of appeals could be decided during the ongoing election campaign.

This article answers children's science questions, exploring why other countries might use more colors than Finland and explaining the use of the letter 'å' in the Swedish language despite the existence of 'o'.

Foreign delegations are reportedly seeking Finland's advice on bunker construction, as the country's extensive expertise in multi-purpose shelters, developed after World War II, is now in high demand.

Kyösti Virrankoski, a Finnish statesman, has passed away. He had a long and distinguished career as a political decision-maker in Finland.

Statistics Finland reported a 15% decrease in open job vacancies during the first quarter of 2026, with employers reducing hiring across both private and public sectors, totaling 48,600 vacancies.

A man in Riihimäki, Finland, found a firebomb in a field in April, but police were not directly involved with the explosive until weeks later.

Finland's Left Alliance and Social Democratic Party (SDP) support the SAK's proposal to experiment with a shortened working week, with the Left Alliance planning to demand the trial in next year's government negotiations if they are part of the coalition.

The 'All Points North on Video' studio discusses how to embrace, accept, or cope with the unique idiosyncrasies of daily life and culture in Finland.

Finland is creating a new police reserve force to be deployed during exceptional situations and emergencies. This initiative aims to bolster the country's security capabilities.

The gender pay gap in Finland's state sector is rapidly narrowing, with remaining differences attributed to job demands and gender-segregated fields.

Finland's central bank chief stated that the government disregarded warnings regarding the extension of housing loan terms to 40 years, a recent policy change in the country.

While Finland experiences summer temperatures exceeding 30 degrees due to a "Russian heatwave," Norway is currently spared from the extreme warmth.

A dry spring season in Finland is expected to reduce the number of mosquitoes this summer, although their eggs may still survive until next year.

Finland's defense sector is increasingly drawing interest from foreign investors, according to a consulting firm. This trend highlights the growing appeal of the country's defense industry to international capital.

Police in Western Uusimaa, Finland, have conducted raids targeting the street trade of drugs among young people, noting that drug use is prevalent even among those under 15 years old.

A freedom of choice experiment, launched in September, allows pensioners in Finland to access private general practitioners at public basic healthcare prices. Its use is concentrated in large cities, with no participants recorded in Kaskinen.

Luxembourg has invested 60 million euros into the construction of solar power plants in Finland, with further funding expected.

Finland, described as having fallen into apathy, requires 'renaissance people' with the ability and courage to seek unprecedented solutions to perceived problems.

Finnish media reports suggest that the country's controversial three-month rule, likely related to a specific policy, might be on its way out. The potential reversal is a topic of discussion in Thursday's papers.

Finland has seen a significant demographic shift as the number of residents under the age of 18 has fallen below one million.

Finland's Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry's plan to implement the EU's restoration regulation is criticized by an organization as the "biggest hoax," as it seeks to change the definition of boreal natural forests, potentially excluding 65% from restoration efforts.

An old care home in Polvijärvi, Finland, was completely destroyed by fire, with police launching an investigation into the incident. Aftermath operations are expected to continue through the morning.

An article from Helsingin Sanomat's archives, dated May 21, 1976, discusses housing loans and the lack of services in the Länsi-Puijo residential area of Kuopio, Finland.

Cooperation with companies must be at the core of the vision for Finland to achieve its RDI goals.

The town of Ilomantsi in North Karelia, Finland, recorded temperatures exceeding 30 degrees Celsius on Wednesday. Residents, like Mira Heiskanen, sought to enjoy the sun after work.

New surveys in Finland indicate a growing adoption of artificial intelligence across various sectors, with many workers and entrepreneurs reporting increased productivity. Despite these benefits, concerns persist regarding potential job losses and uneven access to the technology.

Multiple people reported bear sightings to emergency services overnight in Oulu, Finland, prompting police and large game assistance to attempt to remove the animal from the urban area.

Starting in June, home loans with repayment periods of up to 40 years will be available in Finland, with Danske Bank's country manager Jens Wiklund stating this option will be offered to customers and could stimulate the Finnish economy.

Finland is actively seeking to establish a new competitive advantage in the technology sector, exploring innovative strategies to maintain its position as a leader in tech development.

A new study examines the poverty experienced by children of sex workers in 19th-century Turku, Finland, drawing parallels to contemporary issues of inherited disadvantage.

A discussion in Finland highlights the significant climate impact of the built environment and proposes integrating the use of wood in construction into national climate policy.

An analysis suggests that votes on economic discipline within Finland's Social Democratic Party (Sdp) are a worrying sign for Lindtman, indicating the party is not as unified as its leadership desires as it approaches upcoming elections.

Finland’s Social Democratic Party (SDP) elected Nasima Razmyar, Niina Malm, and Pinja Perholehto as deputy leaders at its congress in Tampere, as the opposition party prepares for upcoming parliamentary elections.

Finnish President Alexander Stubb stated during a Yle radio Q&A that Finns must be prepared for drones to stray into Finland in the future.

Razmyar, Malm, and Perholehto have been elected as the new vice-chairs of the Social Democratic Party (SDP) in Finland.

A seven-person Icelandic group undertook a 'sauna safari' through Latvia, Estonia, and Finland to explore and experience sauna cultures distinct from their own.

A column by Pekka Juntti suggests that nature is becoming a new strength for aging rural Finland, attracting wealthy immigrants and returnees who prioritize environmental protection.

An escaped bee swarm caused a stir in Kumpula, Helsinki, during a flea market day, prompting an unsuccessful rescue attempt.

Electricity spot prices in Finland dropped below zero on Sunday, meaning power utilities would effectively pay customers to consume excess electricity. However, consumers will still incur transmission fees and taxes.

While Finland sees competition for childcare spots, Brussels offers a different approach, with summer day camps often held in school facilities providing relief for parents, suggesting Finland could learn from Belgian childcare arrangements.

Finland is experiencing an unusually high number of women killed this year, potentially making it one of the darkest in a long time. Concerns are being raised that current laws do not adequately protect women from violence in the country.

Finland's opposition parties, the Greens and the Social Democrats, held conferences to present their policy visions for the next government, with an eye on the Prime Minister's office in the upcoming spring election.

Finland's economy experienced more than double the average growth rate of OECD countries in the first quarter of this year, though its unemployment rate also remained high.

Finnish politicians, officials, and labor organizations are criticized for their superficial understanding of artificial intelligence, with calls for urgent visions to prevent Finland from falling behind in AI development.

The ongoing economic downturn in Finland is having a negative ripple effect on the economy of neighboring Estonia.

Finnish police are thoroughly investigating the disappearance of Kimmo Ojala, a young father from Kouvola, who vanished on a summer day and is now suspected to have been murdered.

The Finnish Meteorological Institute reports that temperatures in southern Finland could rise close to 25 degrees Celsius, with rain expected to begin on Sunday.

Finland's state finances are under discussion, with focus on the need for credible spending limits and the impact of economic growth on the national budget.

Southern Finland is expected to experience sunny and warm weather this weekend, with Saturday potentially marking the first official hot day of summer in Helsinki.

Hundreds of people queued at Lasipalatsi in Helsinki for the opening of the first Moomin-themed cafe in Finland by the British CUPP chain.

Russian media is circulating claims that Finland is practicing offensive operations, while the Finnish Defence Forces state they are training for delaying, defensive, and offensive combat.

Finland has inaugurated the Roihu supercomputer in Kajaani, which triples the country's computing power and allows for the use of sensitive data.

A man attacked a police officer with a filleting knife in Kalajoki, Finland, leading the prosecutor to seek a prison sentence of over eight years for attempted murder.

Finland is implementing one of its most significant gambling framework overhauls in decades, transitioning from a state-owned monopoly to a new system by 2027.

A Harry Styles concert in Finland, which had received negative feedback on social media, proved to be better than its reputation. Fans attended the show, which was not expected to be seen in Finland.

Finnish dance musician Lasse Hoikka has been granted the honorary title of music counselor, an award rarely given to representatives of light music in Finland.

A Citroen car has been submerged 24 meters deep in the sea in Naantali, Finland, since January 2024, after falling through ice in Rymättylä. The driver has evaded calls to retrieve the vehicle for over two years, and the city of Naantali is now threatening to bill the driver if it is not removed.

Police in Vaasa, Finland, are investigating an attempted homicide that occurred in a local service home. An elderly resident is suspected of attempting to kill another person within the facility.

Finland is seeing an increase in the number of women taking their own lives, while alcohol-related deaths remain the largest preventable cause of premature mortality in the country.

The city of Rovaniemi has been recognized for having Finland's best winter pedestrian street. However, despite various plans, there is still no improvement in sight for its stark and gray summer appearance.

Finnish papers report that net immigration has been negative for two consecutive months, a situation not seen since 1998, with a particular factor identified as the cause.

Finland's energy sector emissions dropped by nearly ten percent last year, according to Statistics Finland, contributing to an overall reduction in greenhouse gas emissions.

Finland is reportedly losing approximately seven billion euros annually due to premature deaths, with the number of suicides among women showing an increase.

A Yle investigation has uncovered price differences of up to thousands of euros in burial costs across Finland, with rising prices attributed to reduced state funding for the church and increased general expenses.

Youth professionals in Finland are not in favor of a social media ban for young people, arguing it would eliminate a crucial peer support channel, especially for LGBTQ+ youth and other minorities.

Yle investigated views within Finland's Green Party regarding their chairperson, Sofia Virta, and the success of their opposition politics, with some hoping her "hype" will spread to the party while others remain unconvinced by her leadership. The Green Party conference is scheduled for the weekend in Turku.

A look back at Helsingin Sanomat from May 22, 1976, reflecting on the cleanliness of Finland, particularly in saunas, which were especially popular among men.

The Finnish Game Awards 2026 gala recognized "The Last Caretaker" by a Helsinki studio as Finland's best game of the past year.

Gemdale Gold is progressing with its Pontio project and actively expanding its strategic operations within Finland's mining sector.

An investigation into the use of the municipal manager's credit card in Parikkala, Finland, revealed that the municipality had been acting contrary to its own management agreement for years. The municipality now intends to change its practices.

The Finnish Minister of Education, Anna-Maja Henriksson, announced a new initiative to provide vouchers for open university studies to young people who do not secure a higher education spot. The program aims to address the issue of many young individuals not achieving their desired university placements.

The Häme Police Department located a wartime Russian bomb near an ice rink in Riihimäki, Finland, after it had been missing for almost a day. The incident prompted a public warning and a criminal investigation.

Finland's Safety Investigation Authority (Otkes) has stated that cement fiber boards used in balcony railings do not provide adequate protection against falls, following a fatal incident last September where a woman fell from a balcony in Hietalahti, Helsinki.

Police in Riihimäki, Finland, have located an explosive device, leading to the isolation of the area while the defense forces prepare for its disposal.

There is a proposal to cover the Oulunkylä artificial ice rink in Finland, highlighting the country's current lack of indoor facilities for sports like bandy and speed skating.

Energy company Valorem Energies Finland has reserved a large 32-hectare area in the Nätkin industrial zone for a planned data center in Savonlinna.

Adult individuals of the alder leaf beetle are now swarming in large numbers in sunny areas of southern Finland, having overwintered and emerged in spring to feed on alder and birch leaves.

Finland has criticized Israel and is seeking answers regarding the treatment of detained flotilla activists, following video footage showing them kneeling on a boat deck with their hands bound.

Official figures suggest a cool job market in Finland, with the country last seeing year-on-year jobs growth four years ago.

A proposal suggests increasing the number of Members of Parliament in Finland to lower the hidden electoral threshold and strengthen regional representation without a complex computational model.

Shoplifting has become more common across Finland over the past year, with pharmacies experiencing almost daily thefts of basic products and nutritional supplements like vitamins.

According to Russian opposition media, the man will likely face conscription to the front in Ukraine.

The uncertainty of the global situation, particularly the Middle East crisis involving Iran, has led to cancellations of individual tourist bookings in Lapland, Finland, despite businesses often making sales years in advance.

Parts of Europe, including Bosnia and Herzegovina and Eastern Finland, are experiencing high temperatures, with some areas reporting readings above 30 degrees Celsius. Meteorologists predict continued warm weather for the weekend in some regions.

A fish truck swerved to avoid an animal and collided with the wall of a gas station in Pihtipudas, Finland, remaining stuck under the fueling canopy.

A fire broke out in an apartment building in Hamina, Finland, prompting the evacuation of 15 residents. Emergency services responded to the incident.

A study by Suomalainen työ ry indicates that individuals under the age of 25 in Finland hold significantly more positive attitudes towards work and working life compared to other age groups.

Overtime and additional work compensations are determined on equitable grounds, indicating no equality problem in their payment in Finland.

Czech ultramarathoner René Kujan plans to run around Finland in 42 days, an extreme challenge aimed at raising money for a sports club for wheelchair users. He has previously completed similar feats like running around Iceland.

Oulu University Hospital in Finland is experiencing a severe building crisis, with old structures suffering from serious indoor air quality issues and mold, prompting a planned move to a modular hospital next year.