Tag: Ilta-Sanomat
Friday’s papers: Russia’s new enemy, the impact of artificial intelligence on jobs and increasing layoffs
Ilta-Sanomat reports on Friday that Russia outlines its attack on Ukraine as a war against the West.
Paper: Sanna Marin is working on a book
The newspaper Ilta-Sanomat quoted sources who say that a bidding process is likely underway for the international rights to Marin’s works.
Finnish MTV cuts more than 20 employees, ends radio news and teletext service
The measures were agreed upon in the negotiations that started on August 15. At the time, the broadcasting company estimated that it would have to lay off up to 45 employees due to financial, operational and corporate structure reasons, but it managed to reduce the number by reducing the use of external labor and converting…
IS: A 21-year-old woman is suspected of kidnapping a newborn
The police suspect a young woman of kidnapping a baby last week in Huittini, Ilta-Sanomat reports.
IS: Police suspect controversial former advisor of human trafficking
The suspicion is related to the relationship of former Jyväskylä city councilor Teemu Torssonen with his ex-spouse, Ilta-Sanomat reports.
Tuesday’s papers: Foreign nurses, back to basics push and Finnish veterans
Nurses born abroad play a key role in filling personnel shortages in Finland, but many of them say that they are not treated fairly, reports Ilta-Sanomat on Tuesday.
Thursday’s papers: Parliament’s deep division, labor market obstacles, prevention of drug-related deaths
The debate in Parliament about the government’s anti-racism statement deepened the confrontation on the issue, writes Ilta-Sanomat.
Basic Finns elected Rydman as the new economy minister
“I wasn’t prepared for this. I feel conflicted. I accept the challenge with a bit of a heavy ear because my good friend Vilhelm Junnila has had to resign from this position. He had to resign because of inappropriate and stigmatizing statements in my opinion. comment Rhythm. Junnila announced on Friday that she would resign…
IS: A large whale spotted in Finnish waters
The mammal was spotted this weekend in the waters of Åland, reports Ilta-Sanomat.
Thursday’s papers: Behind the scenes of the NATO bid, a retrospective of Covid, the birds are gone
Ilta-Sanomat tells its readers that Turkey’s expected approval of Finland’s NATO membership follows increased pressure from the USA.
Thursday’s papers: Unsustainable logging, Covid booster friction and another OL3 delay
Health experts disagree on the correct number of vaccine doses at this stage of the pandemic, writes Ilta-Sanomat.
Thursday’s papers: Russian bombers, a one-man referendum and moose collisions
Ilta-Sanomat publishes satellite images showing that Russia has moved strategic bombers to an air base on the Kola Peninsula.
Wednesday papers: Defense spending, stormy weather, drones spraying pesticides
The defense forces have bought new equipment for at least 260 million euros after Russia attacked Ukraine, Ilta-Sanomat says.
Thursday’s papers: Finland reacts to the “sabotage” of Nord Stream, the history of the pipeline, the former prime minister’s Russian client
Ilta-Sanomat offers a political history lesson on the lack of discussion about the Nord Stream gas pipeline project during its construction.
The relations between Russia and Turkey have little importance for Finland’s NATO project, Niinistö tells MTV
Turkey stands out from the other defense alliance member countries in that it has maintained a closer bilateral relationship with Russia. However, Niinistö does not believe that the relationship is uncomplicated or that the relationship will certainly grow closer under the prevailing circumstances. “It’s worth keeping in mind that while there may be smiles in…
THL: The fourth vaccine injections will be offered to more people from the fall
Hanna NohyThe chief physician of THL confirmed that the age limit is to be lowered in order to prepare for a stronger peak in coronavirus infections and morbidity. Both morbidity and mortality are currently declining. “Age is the biggest risk for serious coronavirus infection. The risk increases significantly at around 50-60. Where [the recommendation] survives,…
IS: President Niinistö is concerned about the corona situation in Finland
President Sauli Niinistö expressed concern about the corona situation in Finland and the number of deaths in a recent interview with Ilta-Sanomat. According to statistics from the National Institute for Health and Welfare (THL), a total of almost 4,800 covid deaths have been reported in Finland, which is on a particularly sharp rise this spring.…
Paper: Finland blocks sale of properties near Lapland airport to a Russian buyer
The Finnish state has intervened to prevent the sale of the industrial property to a Russian buyer, citing national security reasons. report afternoon newspaper Ilta-Sanomat. The newspaper added that the Ministry of Defense has confirmed the report. A Russian citizen had inquired about the purchase of an empty property located very close to Rovaniemi Airport.…
Monday papers: NATO discusses Turkey, #MeToo, Midsummer weather
Negotiations between Finland, Sweden and Turkey on the Nordic NATO membership applications will resume on Monday, Ilta-Sanomat says. The President’s Office tweeted on Sunday about the resumption of talks hosted by the NATO Secretary General. Jen Stoltenberg In Brussels. Turkey has repeatedly expressed its opposition to Finland’s and Sweden’s membership of NATO, as it is…
Prime Minister Marin demands that the privacy of his child be respected
prime minister Sanna Marin (SDP) on Thursday publicly appealed for respect for the privacy of his four-year-old child. Inside something TweetMarin wrote that she and her husband do not give permission to take pictures of her daughter or publish pictures of the child. "We hope this is respected. The child has the right to privacy…
Thursday’s newspapers: New Turkish demand, Åland festivals, in cash from us
Evening News writes that the President of Turkey Recep Tayyip Erdogan is "added to its long list a second requirement that Finland and Sweden must meet before Turkey can accept NATO membership;". Speaking at a joint press conference with his Venezuelan counterpart Nicolas Maduro Erdogan announced on Wednesday that Turkey will not be able to…
Keskiviikon lehdet: Jatkuva yllätys Turkin osastolla, leikkipaikkaruokailu, pääministerin pohja
Suomen ja Ruotsin Nato-jäsenyysprosessi on ollut kolmen viikon ajan pysähdyksissä Turkin vastustuksen vuoksi, joka keskittyy lähinnä väitteisiin, että maat tukevat kurditerroristeja. Turkki käynnisti molempia maita painostavan kampanjan kurdikysymyksestä ja aseiden vientikielloista 13. toukokuuta, viisi päivää ennen kuin Suomi ja Ruotsi jättivät jäsenhakemuksensa Brysselissä. Sisään Ilta-Sanoman haastattelut, presidentti Sauli Niinistö sanoi, ettei ollut syytä epäillä Turkin…
Russia is blocking access to Yle’s website
Russia’s Federal Communications Regulatory Authority Roskomnadzor has blocked most of Yle’s services in Russia. The Yle.fi website appeared in Roskomnadzor’s register of banned sites on Thursday. The decision to close the Yle.fi domain was made by the Russian Public Prosecutor’s Office on 27 May. Screenshot of Roskomnadzor’s websiteYle Yle’s Finnish-language online services, Yle Uutiset and…
Wednesday’s newspapers: State of Åland, Prime Minister in Washington bids farewell to Covid tracking application
Jyväskylän Central Finland According to Uutissuomalainen ‘s opinion poll, almost 60 percent of Finns would be willing to allow a military presence in Åland, an autonomous and demilitarized province. 58 per cent of the respondents said they would allow the army to deploy troops to Åland. 16% were in favor of maintaining the current demilitarized…
Russia is blocking access to Helsingin Sanomat
The Russian government agency has blocked access to Helsingin Sanomat’s website. Russia’s FICORA Roskomnazdor released the block on Wednesday, shortly after the Russian Public Prosecutor’s Office issued a decision banning the Finnish news site. Russian NGO Roskomsvoboda said the ban was due to HS’s Russian-language news articles about the war in Ukraine. HS set up…
Tuesday’s newspapers: NATO and investments, monkey pox disinfo and successive hockey host Tampere
Jyväskylän Keskisuomalainen is among the leading newspapers syndicated article where several economic analysts say investors are likely to see Finland as a slightly higher risk country during the ongoing NATO membership process. According to these experts, the perceived risks are related to concerns about various disturbances by Russia. "During the process, there is some uncertainty…
Monday’s newspapers: Finland’s road to NATO
Legislators are due to begin a debate on Finland’s NATO membership on Monday after management announced on Sunday to apply for membership. "It is clear in which direction Finland’s NATO membership is moving." Helsingin sanomat newspaper write. According to the newspaper, more than two-thirds of MPs support membership. This means that there is an over-majority…
Friday Magazines: Reaction to NATO Department, Eurovision Song Contest, Stormy Weather
Evening paper Evening News is one of the papers that has provided continued coverage of NATO membership since the president’s joint statement on Thursday Sauli Niinistö and the Prime Minister Sanna Marin (SDP) grant application for membership in the Western Union of Finland. At night, Ilta-Sanomat quoted a report from the White House press secretary,…
Wednesday’s magazines: Boris breeze in, labor dispute analysis and children’s fitness dispute
Finland’s great week of security discussions and decisions will continue on Wednesday with a visit by the British Prime Minister Boris Johnson. Johnson will visit Finland on Wednesday, and Finnish leaders will decide on applying for NATO membership on Thursday. Tampereen Aamulehti is one of several newspapers The story of STT a visit that borrows…
Friday’s newspapers: Declaration of defense, traffic problems and cunning prisoner
As Finland examines its defense options in a changed security environment, one of the biggest questions has been whether Finland will be protected from Russian invasion during a possible NATO search process. Ilta-Sanomat wrote that the United States would certainly help both Finland and Sweden through the difficulties in the forthcoming NATO search process. This…
British Secretary of Defense: "Incomprehensibly" Britain would not defend Finland, Sweden, if it were attacked
British Secretary of Defense Ben Wallace said it would be "incomprehensibly" that Britain will not defend Finland and Sweden if either country is attacked, whether they have joined NATO or not. Wallace commented at a joint press conference with the Finnish Minister of Defense. Antti Kaikkonen (Cen) in Helsinki on Wednesday. British Defense Minister Ben…