Morning papers questioned the data-center boom, pairing a Hamina worker's account of shouting supervisors and banned sitting with calculations showing limited property-tax gain for municipalities from a €1.5bn project.
By midday attention shifted to security. Group leaders were summoned to Parliament's secure rooms over an undisclosed threat, later linked by the security chief to approaching elections with no danger to life. At the same time outlets tracked Russian pressure: a deleted state-media text threatening Lithuania with a military operation, Finnish-Swedish Gripens scrambling against Russian aircraft, and a new Russian warning of strikes on Finnish factories.
Evening coverage was taken over live by the men's volleyball European Championship semifinal, where France beat Finland 3-1 after setter Fedor Ivanov's warm-up injury, ending the run that had downed Italy and sending Finland to a bronze match against Slovenia.