The Helsinki Times was the very first leading English language publication in Finland, first published in 2007, covering Finland related news on daily basis. At the present time, the Helsinki Times is an online-only publication. Readers are mainly expats, diplomats and other international individuals, businesses and groups residing in Finland.
Current Headlines
November 27, 2020 [GMT +2]
- Over a third of Finns plan on travelling more domestically
- The Åland Islands has tackled the Covid-19 virus well, but the side-effects on the economy are devastating
- Update: These are the extra virgin olive oil brands that did not make the cut
- HS: “Dangerous” disinformation on Covid-19 spreading in Finland
- Finland close to but not quite yet in state of emergency, write HS and YLE
- YLE: Coronavirus coordination group proposes restrictions across Uusimaa
- Finnish MPs observed the American Presidential Elections; express mixed hopes for future administration
- Kazakhstan in a New Reality: Time for Action
- Latest poll by Helsingin Sanomat finds virtually no swings in voter support
- Confederation of Finnish Industries leaves wage transparency task force
- HS: Finnish capital region to close libraries and sports facilities, ban public events
- Despots Then and Now
- Finland’s economy is taking a sustainability leap
- Finnish PM Sanna Marin on BBC 100 Women list
- YLE: Finnish government to tackle night cafés, may turn to emergency powers
- Kiuru urges Uusimaa to use all recommended measures to fight coronavirus