Morning papers opened on household economics, with Helsingin Sanomat's survey showing high earners capturing the recovery while others lost purchasing power.
Attention then shifted to Espoo, where two 13-year-old boys missing since Wednesday were found outside a shop, and to Stockholm, where Social Democrat leader Magdalena Andersson abandoned her bid to form a government.
Midday was taken over by obituaries for actress Seela Sella, 89, remembered across outlets for a seven-decade stage career.
Afternoon focus turned to energy and land use, as Helsingin Sanomat reported Google's representative cleared forest in Muhos for data centres without required assessment, while ministers debated lowering the distribution obligation to cut fuel prices.
Evening coverage moved to security, with Defence Minister HÀkkÀnen dismissing an EU defence clause and reports that Britain offered Finland nuclear protection alongside Zelensky's claim of Russian mobilization.