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This page is an archive of main headlines from Finland for 28.06.2025.

It displays 127 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

28.06.2025
29.06.2025
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04:11 (01:11)⇢Prison Violence Surges in Finland

⌨The newspapers report on escalating prison violence as inmates increasingly attack each other and staff (MTV Uutiset), while Finland participates in a five-nation NATO project to fortify and mine borders against Russia (MV-lehti). Body language experts analyze Trump's revealing facial expressions when questioned about President Stubb and NATO (Ilta-Sanomat). Local infrastructure changes continue as Parkano purchases its railway station and plans to paint it violet, leaving VR with only one station in Pirkanmaa region (Aamulehti). Swimming emerges as water conservation strategy in Sweden's political week, with visitors encouraged to bathe in the sea instead of showering (Helsingin Sanomat). Agricultural concerns persist as fertilizer prices fluctuate despite Yara not accepting orders (Maaseudun Tulevaisuus).
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07:29 (04:29)⇢Toilet Chemicals Clean Kebab Dishes

⌨The newspapers report on escalating food safety violations as a Turku kebab company used toilet cleaning chemicals for dishwashing while beef sat moldy and kebab meat lay on floors (Iltalehti). Legal disputes emerge in business as a property company sued Pirha over unusual rental contract clauses (Aamulehti). Defense discussions continue with former minister Jungner surprising current Defense Minister Kaikkonen by proposing specific weapons acquisitions for Finland (Ilta-Sanomat), while Finland joins the five-nation NATO border fortification project against Russia involving mining operations (MV-lehti). Cultural stories feature 15-year-old Tilda dreaming of reindeer ownership despite economic challenges during calf marking in Yli-Ii (Kaleva), and jewelry designer Ildar Wafin drawing inspiration from Finnish nature and Tatar mythology (Suomen Kuvalehti).
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Suomen Uutiset

Nato tunnusti laittoman maahantulon merkittäväksi uhaksi kansalliselle turvallisuudelle – rajaturva mukaan 5 % puolustusmenotavoitteeseen

Nato teki Haagin huippukokouksessaan päätöksen, että rajaturvallisuuteen liittyvät kulut voidaan jatkossa laskea mukaan jäsenmaiden viiden prosentin puolustusmenotavoitteeseen. Tämä on suuri helpotus niille Nato-maille, joilla on yhteistä rajaa Venäjän kanssa tai joihin muuten kohdistuu paljon laitonta maahantuloa. Myös kumivenepakolaisten kanssa ongelmissa oleva Britannia iloitsee uudesta linjauksesta.
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09:13 (06:13)⇢NATO Counts Border Security as Defense Spending

⌨The newspapers report on Russia's military vulnerabilities as intelligence reveals their air defense cannot withstand NATO strikes (Iltalehti). NATO makes significant policy shifts, officially recognizing illegal immigration as a national security threat and allowing border security costs to count toward the 5% defense spending target, benefiting countries with Russian borders and those facing irregular migration (Suomen Uutiset). Defense readiness discussions intensify with experts proposing expanded training authority for MPK to better utilize reservists for wartime forces (Verkkouutiset). Legal disputes emerge in rental markets as a property company sues Pirha over unusual contract clauses (Aamulehti), while workplace abuse continues with doctors threatening to withhold pay from employees who misuse sick leave for hangovers (Ilta-Sanomat).
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Helsingin Sanomat

Vuokraamalla vaatekaapin voi tienata tuhansia

Jakamistalous yleistyy, mutta se ei ole vielä syrjäyttämässä ostamista. Vertaisvuokrauspalvelut kertovat käyttäjämäärien nopeasta kasvusta.
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10:58 (07:58)⇢Ambassador Admits Misconduct

⌨The newspapers report on diplomatic developments as Finland's Portugal ambassador Titta Maja-Luoto acknowledges inappropriate workplace behavior, admitting "inappropriate conduct characteristics are clearly met" while claiming workplace problems predated her tenure (Helsingin Sanomat). International relations focus intensifies with experts highlighting the exceptional Trump-Stubb relationship as potentially vital for Finland (Ilta-Sanomat), while Finland joins five EU/NATO countries in border fortification and mining projects against Russia (MV-lehti). Military intelligence emerges as US generals reveal one Iranian nuclear bunker proved too deep for bombing, with enriched uranium from Isfahan facility reportedly relocated (Verkkouutiset).
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Suomen Uutiset

Nato tunnusti laittoman maahantulon merkittäväksi uhaksi kansalliselle turvallisuudelle

Nato teki Haagin huippukokouksessaan päätöksen, että rajaturvallisuuteen liittyvät kulut voidaan jatkossa laskea mukaan jäsenmaiden viiden prosentin puolustusmenotavoitteeseen. Tämä on suuri helpotus niille Nato-maille, joilla on yhteistä rajaa Venäjän kanssa tai joihin muuten kohdistuu paljon laitonta maahantuloa. Myös kumivenepakolaisten kanssa ongelmissa oleva Britannia iloitsee uudesta linjauksesta.
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13:26 (10:26)⇢President Skips Pride March While Serving as Patron

⌨The newspapers report on Helsinki Pride events as the march proceeds from Senate Square to Kaivopuisto park, with President Stubb serving as patron despite not participating in the parade itself - marking him as the first sitting president to hold this role (Helsingin Sanomat, Iltalehti, MTV Uutiset). NATO policy developments continue as the alliance formally recognizes illegal immigration as a national security threat, allowing border security expenses to count toward defense spending targets - particularly benefiting countries with Russian borders (Suomen Uutiset). Storm warnings affect the country with strong wind gusts expected (Ilta-Sanomat), while criminal activity includes a midnight restaurant break-in where thieves smashed windows and left bloody evidence (Aamulehti).
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15:36 (12:36)⇢Pride Marches Split Nations

⌨The newspapers report on Pride events dominating weekend coverage as Helsinki Pride proceeds with President Stubb absent from the march despite serving as patron (Ilta-Sanomat), while Americans express confusion over Helsinki Pride's timing (Iltalehti). Coverage extends to Budapest's banned Pride march starting at 3 PM with participants hiding their faces, drawing Finnish politicians despite prohibition (Helsingin Sanomat). Personal stories emerge as 75-year-old Risto describes marrying a woman to conceal his homosexuality when it was criminal (MTV Uutiset). Security developments continue with Finland joining five NATO countries in Russia border fortification and mining projects (MV-lehti), while drone warfare warnings emerge about 2026 threats described as "horror sci-fi" (Verkkouutiset).
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Helsingin Sanomat

HS:n valo­kuvaaja ikuisti Priden yhdeksän näyttävintä asua

Helsinki Pridessä marssitaan ihmisoikeuksien ja tasa-arvon puolesta, mutta kulkueessa näkyvät myös osallistujien uniikit ja persoonalliset asut. HS:n valokuvaaja Johanna Erjonsalo kuvasi kulkueen näyttävimmät asut ja asusteet.
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Helsingin Sanomat

Priden näyttävimmät asut loistavat sateen­kaaren väreissä

Helsinki Pridessä marssitaan ihmisoikeuksien ja tasa-arvon puolesta, mutta kulkueessa näkyvät myös osallistujien uniikit ja persoonalliset asut. HS:n valokuvaaja Johanna Erjonsalo kuvasi kulkueen näyttävimmät asut ja asusteet.
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17:38 (14:38)⇢Pride Marches Across Borders

⌨The newspapers report on Helsinki Pride march proceeding with colorful rainbow outfits as participants march for human rights and equality (Helsingin Sanomat). Finnish politicians Li Andersson and Eero Heinäluoma describe Budapest's banned Pride atmosphere as nervous, with participants not hiding their faces despite prohibition (MTV Uutiset). Agricultural concerns emerge as 22-year-old future cattle farmer Oskar blames ground beef shortages on systemic problems (Iltalehti). International coverage includes a 34-year-old tourist dying from heatstroke in Spain with temperatures reaching nearly +50°C (Ilta-Sanomat), while Trump administration claims credit for Rwanda-Congo peace agreement ending decades of conflict (Suomen Uutiset).
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Helsingin Sanomat

Tarra-aktivisteja heitelty tavaroilla ja ruualla

Seksuaali- ja sukupuoli­vähemmistöjä puolustavia tarroja levittävät aktivistit kertovat kokeneensa huomattavaa turvattomuutta vanhoillislestadiolaisen liikkeen suurtapahtumassa.
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20:05 (17:05)⇢LGBTQ Activists Face Violence at Religious Gathering

⌨The newspapers report on escalating tensions around LGBTQ+ rights as activists distributing supportive stickers face harassment with objects and food thrown at them during a conservative Laestadian religious gathering, creating significant safety concerns (Helsingin Sanomat). Coverage extends to Budapest's banned Pride march where 200,000 participants defied prohibition, with Finnish politician Li Andersson stating "Orban's plan failed completely" (MTV Uutiset). Security developments continue as Finland joins border fortification and mining projects with four other EU/NATO countries along Russia's frontier (MV-lehti). Additional stories include a prominent Pirkanmaa murder investigator being transferred to expert duties in Iraq under orders (Aamulehti), and a Russian woman purchasing an 890,000-euro summer cottage in Finland (Iltalehti).
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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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