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Politiikka
EnglanniksiA bill moving through the Eduskunta this summer would reshape how Helsinki funds social services, public transport, and housing support, and not every resident will come out ahead.
news
EnglanniksiFrom Kallio to Lauttasaari, community members say a quiet shift toward generic imagery is stripping Helsinki's public-facing materials of the faces and places that make them feel seen.
wellness
EnglanniksiFrom Baana to Lauttasaari, the city's expanding network of separated bike paths is making it easier than ever to ride without worrying about traffic.
Politiikka
EnglanniksiThe July 7 vote revises density rules across 85 hectares in Pasila, where current residents number 12,000, to allow more apartment construction from 2027 onward.
lifestyle
EnglanniksiAs the city reaches its peak summer hours, we map out the best ways to navigate the capital's sprawling public parks and reclaimed waterfronts.
finance
EnglanniksiWhere the major indices, gold and currencies landed, and what the moves mean for Helsinki investors and retirement balances.
sport
EnglanniksiLarge-scale upgrades align with established school and club activities that form the base of local participation.
Technology
EnglanniksiHundreds of technical and IT positions appear on major platforms, yet most roles never reach public listings.
finance
EnglanniksiWhere the major indices, gold and currencies landed, and what the moves mean for Helsinki investors and retirement balances.
Technology
EnglanniksiHelsinki's flagship startup site continues to channel early-stage money into the city's tech companies amid steady venture growth.
Technology
EnglanniksiFrom Kallio to Espoo, residents are discovering that the city's new AI-powered public transport layer is faster, cheaper and occasionally infuriating.
Technology
EnglanniksiFifteen upcoming events plus recurring gatherings at venues such as Old Irish Pub and Messukeskus highlight how the city sustains a dense network that supports 1,500 active tech companies representing 71 percent of Finland's startups.
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