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This page is an archive of main headlines from Finland for 01.03.2025.

It displays 155 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

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01:08 (23:08)⇢White House Shouting Match Details Emerge

⌨The newspapers detail new aspects of the Trump-Zelenskyy confrontation. Trump claims Zelenskyy opposed peace and ceasefire (Helsingin Sanomat), while CNN sources report Zelenskyy's attire was "an issue" (Ilta-Sanomat). The meeting escalated into unprecedented shouting (MTV Uutiset, Kaleva), with Democrats criticizing Trump's conduct (Kaleva). Meanwhile, Ukraine announces travel restrictions for journalists and artists starting March (MV-lehti).
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07:23 (05:23)⇢Radio Silence After White House Storm

⌨The newspapers detail the aftermath of the Trump-Zelenskyy confrontation. Following what's described as a "catastrophic Friday" and "radio silence" from the Ukrainian delegation (Helsingin Sanomat), Zelenskyy states US-Ukraine relations can still be salvaged (Kaleva, MTV Uutiset). In domestic news, four wolves were shot in Southwest Finland this month (Turun Sanomat), and physical education teachers report declining student effort levels (Maaseudun Tulevaisuus).
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10:08 (08:08)⇢Europe Rallies Behind Zelenskyy

⌨The newspapers report on widespread European support for Zelenskyy (Aamulehti, Keski-Suomen Maakuntalehti) despite the White House incident. A potential halt to pre-approved US military aid to Ukraine is discussed (Verkkouutiset), while Ukraine implements travel restrictions for journalists and artists (MV-lehti). The Ii municipality stands out for keeping all schools open despite regional closures (Kaleva).
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MV-Lehti

Toimittajat ja taiteilijat matkustuskieltoon - Liian monet jättävät palaamatta Ukrainaan

Kulttuuri- ja strategisen viestinnän ministeriön tiedotteen mukaan Ukrainan viranomaiset kieltävät toimittajia ja kulttuurihenkilöitä poistumasta maasta maaliskuun alusta alkaen. Rajoitukset astuvat voimaan, kun maa kamppailee liikekannallepanon kanssa, joka ei ole korvannut valtavia sotilaallisia tappioita konfliktissa Venäjää vastaan.
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11:57 (09:57)⇢Stubb: Putin Wins White House Chaos

⌨The newspapers report extensively on new details from the White House incident, with former PM Stubb stating he's "never seen anything like it" (Iltalehti) and describing Putin as the only winner from the dispute (Hufvudstadsbladet). Minister Purra calls for restraint regarding Trump's statements (Keski-Suomen Maakuntalehti). Details emerge about VP Vance's confrontation with Zelenskyy (Helsingin Sanomat), while a suspected murder is being investigated in Tampere (Aamulehti, Ilta-Sanomat).
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13:29 (11:29)⇢Vance's Role in White House Clash Surfaces

⌨The newspapers provide new details about the White House confrontation, with VP Vance's confrontational approach towards Zelenskyy drawing attention (Helsingin Sanomat). Russia experts see the incident as a gift to the Kremlin (Hufvudstadsbladet), while President Stubb states he hasn't seen anything similar in his 35-year career (MTV Uutiset). Video footage shows the meeting was calm for 45 minutes before escalating (Verkkouutiset).
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16:34 (14:34)⇢Europe Steps In As US Steps Out

⌨The newspapers report new developments in the White House incident aftermath. European support for Ukraine remains strong despite the confrontation (Keski-Suomen Maakuntalehti, Aamulehti). Former Finnish politician Tuomioja expresses concerns about Trump (Iltalehti), while Ukrainian sources discuss alternatives without US support (Hufvudstadsbladet, Verkkouutiset). Zelenskyy maintains openness to mineral agreements (MTV Uutiset).
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18:14 (16:14)⇢Russian Drones Hunt Civilians

⌨The newspapers report on escalating concerns about Russian civilian targeting in Ukraine, with drones hunting civilians in Kherson (Helsingin Sanomat). New details emerge about Europe's role following the White House incident, with discussions focusing on security guarantees (Iltalehti). In domestic sports, shock news about Iivo Niskanen has attracted attention in Norway (Ilta-Sanomat). The traditionally familial masonry profession faces succession challenges (Maaseudun Tulevaisuus).
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20:19 (18:19)⇢Zelenskyy Seeks Solace in London

⌨The newspapers report on new developments following the White House incident, as Zelenskyy meets with UK's Starmer in London (Helsingin Sanomat, Iltalehti). President Stubb's Instagram presence is discussed (Hufvudstadsbladet), while domestic news covers wolf hunting in Southwest Finland, with four wolves shot in a month (Turun Sanomat). Estonian perspective suggests US alignment with Russia and North Korea (Verkkouutiset).
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22:42 (20:42)⇢Zelenskyy Pursues Minerals Deal Despite White House Storm

⌨The newspapers report on new developments following the White House incident, with conflicting accounts of the confrontation emerging. While MV-lehti describes a heated exchange leading to Zelenskyy's expulsion, he appears to maintain diplomatic engagement, meeting Starmer in London (Iltalehti, Turun Sanomat) and expressing willingness to proceed with mineral agreements despite tensions. In domestic news, Finland reports a new lottery millionaire (Ilta-Sanomat).
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MV-Lehti

Supo myöntää: Kaapattu Eagle S -tankkeri ei vaurioittanut tahallisesti Itämeren kaapeleita - Venäjällä ei osallisuutta

Kuukausi on kulunut siitä, kun Suomen viranomaiset kaappasivat tankkerin ja valtamedia mylvi tapahtumista Itämerellä, syyttäen Venäjää merenalaisen infrastruktuurin sabotaasista. Mitään todisteita kaapelivaurioista tai Eagle S -tankkerin syyllisyydestä ei kuitenkaan ole esitetty ja Suojelupoliisi (Supo) myöntää nyt, että epäilty teko ei ole tahallinen, ja Venäjä, joka on vaatinut selityksiä syytöksiin, ei ole osallinen tapauksessa.
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MV-Lehti

Raportti: Yhdysvallat katkaisi tukensa Ukrainalle - Töykeä Zelensky heitettiin ulos Valkoisesta talosta

Perjantaina sattui kansainvälisen diplomatian kuohuttava ja historiallinen käänne Valkoisessa talossa, kun presidentti Donald Trump, varapresidentti J.D. Vance ja Ukrainan johtaja Vladimir Zelensky ajautuivat ilmiriitaan. Moukkamaisesti, tahdittomasti ja isäntiään kironnut Zelenskyi heitettiin ulos Valkoisesta talosta kameroiden edessä tapahtuneen riitelyn pääteeksi, jonka jälkeen Trump ilmoitti, että Yhdysvallat katkaisee tukensa Ukrainalle. Zelensky lähti nopeasti Yhdysvalloista ja lensi Lontooseen.
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