Overnight Helsingin Sanomat led with a poll showing the Finns Party closing on Kokoomus while the SDP held first place, and mapped Big Tech data-centre projects as fallout continued from Trump's criticism of Google's Finland investment.
By midday focus converged on suspected espionage after the National Bureau of Investigation sought detention of two men aged 37 and 40, later remanded by a Helsinki court and identified as Swedes accused of photographing in northern Finland. Police also investigated a drone near the Loviisa nuclear plant, while outlets noted an explosives-laden Russian drone on Poland's coast and Finland's first F-35s spotted over the Azores.
In the afternoon President Stubb told MTV Finns should mentally prepare for sabotage. Evening coverage turned to a parliamentary shouting dispute between Jenna Simula and Hanna-Leena Mattila and to an SVT projection giving Sweden's opposition a 99.9 percent win chance.