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See all of Helsinki Times’s headline news. Compare how the top news stories are covered by left-wing and right-wing news sources. In total, 562 have been published by Helsinki Times which Ground News has aggregated in the past 3 months.

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Ukrainian drones attack Moscow, halting flights ahead of major military parade

Ukraine War · Russia

Ukrainian drones attack Moscow, halting flights ahead of major military parade

43% Center coverage: 214 sources

Ukrainian drones attacked Moscow for the second consecutive night, halting flights at four airports in the Russian capital and more than a dozen further afield – as it prepares to host a major military parade expected to be attended by world leaders including China’s Xi Jinping.See the Story

Friedrich Merz Fails to Secure Majority in First Chancellor Vote

Friedrich Merz · Germany

Friedrich Merz Fails to Secure Majority in First Chancellor Vote

39% Left coverage: 165 sources

Germany's CDU/CSU and SPD coalition faces internal dissent as Merz falls six votes short, marking the first such defeat in post-war German history.See the Story

Malnutrition among children in Gaza spikes as Israel's blockade enters third month

Israel-Hamas Conflict · Gaza

Malnutrition among children in Gaza spikes as Israel's blockade enters third month

41% Left coverage: 117 sources

Israel has blockaded all entrances to the Gaza Strip since March. While pummeling the strip with airstrikes, it has banned any food, water, shelter or medication from being trucked into the Palestinian territory, where the U.N. says the vast majority of the population is reliant on humanitarian aid to survive. Israel says the blockade aims to pressure Hamas to release the hostages it still holds. Of the 59 captives remaining in Gaza, 21 are believed to still be alive, U.S. President Donald Trump said Tuesday, revealing that three had died.See the Story

Former Eurovision contestants call for Israel's exclusion over Gaza conflict and double standards

Former Eurovision contestants call for Israel's exclusion over Gaza conflict and double standards

Eurovision · Israel

Former Eurovision contestants call for Israel's exclusion over Gaza conflict and double standards

42% Left coverage: 26 sources

Africa: What Is The State of Global Press Freedom in 2025?

Africa: What Is The State of Global Press Freedom in 2025?

50% Left coverage: 4 sources

Around the world, journalists are being silenced, jailed, and disappeared - simply for doing their jobs. From Guatemala to the USA, Russia to Pakistan, governments are increasingly resorting to authoritarian practices, weaponizing vague laws, judicial systems, and brute force to suppress press freedom.See the Story

Finland tightens immigration rules with longer entry bans and detention

Immigration · Finland

Finland tightens immigration rules with longer entry bans and detention

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Amendments to Finland’s Aliens Act have entered into force, extending entry bans, increasing maximum detention periods, and introducing stricter conditions for legal residence following a removal decision. The changes, effective from 6 May, aim to strengthen national security and accelerate removals of foreign nationals residing illegally in the country. The Finnish Immigration Service confirmed there is no transitional period for the new rules.See the Story

IKEA named Finland’s most innovative company in 2025

Ikea · Finland

IKEA named Finland’s most innovative company in 2025

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

IKEA has been named the most innovative company in Finland in the 2025 Finnish Innovation Index, maintaining its position among the top-ranked firms for five consecutive years. The ranking, compiled by Hanken School of Economics, is based on responses from over 4,300 consumers and more than 12,000 evaluations. The index reflects how Finnish consumers perceive innovation across a broad spectrum of industries.See the Story

Finland, Sweden and UK launch large-scale joint exercises in north

Europe · Finland

Finland, Sweden and UK launch large-scale joint exercises in north

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Finland will host joint exercises with Sweden and the United Kingdom involving 6,500 military personnel at the Rovajärvi training area between 12 and 31 May. Led by the Kainuu Brigade, the exercises will include Northern Strike 125, a live-fire drill, and Northern Star 25, a combat exercise involving simulator-supported operations. The aim is to improve joint operational capability in northern conditions.See the Story

Giant insects take over Korkeasaari for summer display

Europe · Finland

Giant insects take over Korkeasaari for summer display

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Visitors to Helsinki Zoo will encounter metre-high bugs from June as part of a new exhibition titled Suurenmoiset ötökät, which opens at Korkeasaari in early summer and runs through October. The exhibition features more than 20 species of insects and arachnids, enlarged up to 100 times their actual size. The largest model is a four-metre-wide solifuge, also known as a camel spider. Other familiar species include butterflies, ants, crickets, bumb…See the Story

Finland to celebrate 30 years in the EU on Europe Day

Europe · Finland

Finland to celebrate 30 years in the EU on Europe Day

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Finland will celebrate its 30th anniversary as a member of the European Union during this year’s Europe Day festivities on 9 and 10 May. The main events take place in Helsinki and Tampere. On Friday 9 May, the Helsinki Central Library Oodi will host a public seminar featuring Prime Minister Petteri Orpo, European Commission Vice-President Henna Virkkunen, Europe Minister Joakim Strand, former MEP Heidi Hautala, and several sitting MEPs including…See the Story

Russia expands military presence near Finnish border

Europe · Brazil

Russia expands military presence near Finnish border

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Russia is strengthening its military infrastructure near the Finnish border and other parts of NATO’s northern flank, according to Finnish defence analyst Emil Kastehelmi. Kastehelmi reports visible progress in military construction and logistics, based on satellite imagery and public data. The developments follow Russia’s recent reorganisation of its armed forces in the northwest, including the re-establishment of the Leningrad Military Distric…See the Story

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