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This page is an archive of main headlines from Finland for 25.05.2025.

It displays 183 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

25.05.2025
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01:36 (22:36)Russia Launches New Kyiv Attacks

The newspapers report on Russia's renewed attacks on Kyiv, with multiple sources warning about a difficult night ahead (Iltalehti, Ilta-Sanomat, Verkkouutiset). International trade tensions feature prominently with reports that Trump's threatened 50% tariffs on EU exports, including Finland, may soon take effect (MV-lehti). Sports coverage continues with unusual developments at the Ice Hockey World Championships (MTV Uutiset). Other stories include problems with Finnish-made Sako rifles cracking in Canadian use (Helsingin Sanomat) and a recommended travel destination in Pirkanmaa (Aamulehti).
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07:57 (04:57)NATO Sea Drones Patrol Baltic Waters

The newspapers report on multiple NATO sea drones appearing in the Baltic Sea (Hufvudstadsbladet) and Finland's air defense upgrading to F-35 fighters amid questions about their reliability (MTV Uutiset). War coverage continues with at least three reported dead in new Kyiv area attacks (Ilta-Sanomat). Economic pressures feature prominently with Trump's threatened 50% tariffs on EU exports, including Finland, potentially taking effect June 1 (MV-lehti, Verkkouutiset). Social issues include a single mother in Tampere forced to move to smaller housing when child benefits end (Aamulehti) and researchers measuring ant nests to study biodiversity (Maaseudun Tulevaisuus).
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Valtiovarainministeri, perussuomalaisten puheenjohtaja Riikka Purra oli Helsingin piispan Teemu Laajasalon vieraana Kirkkopäivillä Seinäjoella lauantaina. Keskustelua käytiin otsikon Ihmisen arvo ja elämän hinta alla. Purra kertoi keskustelussa esimerkiksi pettymyksen hetkistään ja suhteestaan kirkkoon - mutta myös Suomen talouden realiteeteista.
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10:24 (07:24)Ukraine Air Strikes Kill Multiple Civilians

The newspapers report on war and violence with new Ukrainian air strikes causing multiple deaths (MTV Uutiset) and an exhibition about sexual violence in warfare opening in London (Helsingin Sanomat). Economic concerns remain prominent with Trump's threatened 50% tariffs on EU exports potentially taking effect June 1 (MV-lehti), while some report a positive economic turn with purchasing power returning and interest rates dropping (Verkkouutiset). Social welfare issues include a single mother in Tampere forced to move to smaller housing when child benefits end (Aamulehti) and debates about Finland's alcohol monopoly Alko potentially being abolished (Iltalehti).
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13:08 (10:08)Russia-Ukraine Exchange 1,000 Prisoners of War

The newspapers report on several criminal cases: a new disturbing revelation about the Kotka child stabber (Iltalehti) and a Hiironen fire suspect confessing (Kaleva). International events include a successful prisoner exchange between Russia and Ukraine involving 1,000 POWs (Keski-Suomen Maakuntalehti) and two British men released from harsh prison conditions (Helsingin Sanomat). Economic concerns highlight Europe's driest spring threatening food production (Maaseudun Tulevaisuus) and possible significant changes to child benefits being considered (Aamulehti). The ongoing Ukraine war continues with multiple casualties including children (MTV Uutiset).
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15:24 (12:24)Major Operation Unfolds in Helsinki's Uunisaari

The newspapers report on several significant issues. Major operations are underway in Helsinki's Uunisaari area (Iltalehti, Ilta-Sanomat). The Russia-Ukraine conflict continues with multiple deaths from overnight Russian attacks (Keski-Suomen Maakuntalehti). International tensions include a drone attack on Russia's embassy in Stockholm (MTV Uutiset) and concerns about Trump's campaign against academic freedom, as detailed by Finnish academics working at top universities (Helsingin Sanomat). Domestic issues include budget challenges for housing fair builders (Kaleva), potential cuts to disability services (Suomen Kuvalehti), and improper firewood drying methods violating laws (Maaseudun Tulevaisuus).
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16:43 (13:43)Russia's Heavy Bombardment of Ukraine Continues

The newspapers report on Russia's intense attacks on Ukraine, with eyewitness accounts from a Finnish person in Kyiv describing the "night of horrors" (Ilta-Sanomat). The Polish ambassador suggests the war will end when Russia runs out of money, recommending NATO defense budgets increase to 3.5% as deterrence (Verkkouutiset). Trump's campaign against academic freedom is criticized, with potential consequences even for veterans' healthcare (Helsingin Sanomat). Other headlines cover a heated exchange between a member of parliament and Alko's management (Iltalehti), common firewood storage practices deemed illegal (Maaseudun Tulevaisuus), and Formula 1 racing in Monaco (MTV Uutiset).
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18:17 (15:17)Putin's Helicopter Caught in Ukrainian Drone Strike

The newspapers report on Russia-Ukraine tensions with Putin's helicopter allegedly caught in a Ukrainian drone attack (Ilta-Sanomat) and Russia's ambassador summoned over a suspected airspace violation of Finland (MTV Uutiset). Politicians are reacting to Russia's recent strikes on Ukraine, calling them "pure terrorism" (Verkkouutiset). Sports coverage features Sweden advancing toward bronze medals in the World Championships (Aamulehti) and Denmark's premature celebration (Iltalehti). Domestic issues include complaints about neighbors' cannabis use causing odor problems in Helsinki (Helsingin Sanomat) and forecasts of windy, cool weather for upcoming student celebrations (Hufvudstadsbladet).
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20:23 (17:23)Ukraine Left Alone as Russia Intensifies Attacks

The newspapers report on Ukraine's deteriorating situation as Trump withdraws and Putin intensifies attacks (Helsingin Sanomat, Keski-Suomen Maakuntalehti), with politicians describing Russian strikes as "pure terrorism" (Verkkouutiset). Domestic social issues include a Tampere single mother forced to downsize when child benefits end (Aamulehti), concerns about grooming spreading on TikTok (Iltalehti), and potential cuts to disability services (Suomen Kuvalehti). Economic concerns feature Trump's threatened 50% tariffs on EU exports (MV-lehti) and Finance Minister Purra expressing worry about public finances (Suomen Uutiset).
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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.
22:07 (19:07 in your timezone)

22:08 (19:08)Switzerland vs USA: World Championship Hockey Final Thriller

The newspapers report on two dominant stories today. First, the World Championship ice hockey final between Switzerland and USA is currently underway, with multiple outlets providing live coverage of this tense match (Aamulehti, Iltalehti, Keski-Suomen Maakuntalehti, MTV Uutiset). Second, Russia's major attack on Ukraine continues to draw attention, with Zelenskyy calling for sanctions (Hufvudstadsbladet) and experts analyzing Russia's motives for the intense strikes (Ilta-Sanomat). Other stories include a container ship causing landslides threatening homes in Norway's Trondheim fjord (Helsingin Sanomat) and a Palestinian café in Oulu serving as a meeting place during the crisis (Kaleva).
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23:30 (20:30)USA vs Switzerland: Goalless Hockey Final Thriller

The newspapers report on the World Championship ice hockey final between USA and Switzerland, with multiple outlets providing live coverage of this tense, scoreless match now in its third period (Iltalehti, Ilta-Sanomat, Keski-Suomen Maakuntalehti, MTV Uutiset). Other stories include a Tampere single mother forced to downsize when child benefits end (Aamulehti), a container ship causing landslides threatening homes in Norway's Trondheim fjord (Helsingin Sanomat), and Trump's threatened 50% tariffs on EU exports starting June 1 with no negotiations planned (MV-lehti).
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