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Friday, 23.6.2006
 HS INTERNATIONAL EDITION IS OFFICIALLY OFFLINE FROM 23.6.-31.7.

Thursday, 22.6.2006
 SUMMER BREAK
 PM Vanhanen: Finland to seek compromise on EU enlargement
 Criminals repair and use deactivated collectors’ weapons
 Helsinki Arena to welcome 2007 Eurovision Song Contest
 Heaviest Midsummer congestion expected on southern roads this afternoon
 Ombudsman finds no fault in treatment of Georgian women
 Helsinki City Council endorses proposal for changing eastern city line
 Tobacco giant wants additional duty on cigarettes as a health measure

Wednesday, 21.6.2006
 Extensive areas of Baltic Sea bottom suffer from oxygen depletion
 Speaker of Parliament criticises debate on President’s role in EU affairs
 Finland: Energy important for northern dimension
 Professor proposes extensive metropolitan area for south of Finland
 Missing witness reports to Helsinki police
 Halonen meets Merkel and Köhler in Berlin
 Industrial investment unlikely to increase in Finland this year

Tuesday, 20.6.2006
 Nokia strives for dominance of network market through fusion with Siemens
 Finland nominates Turku for European Capital of Culture
 Finnish diplomat to lead European Union mission in Iraq
 Midsummer begins with rain and ends with sunshine
 Key witness in human trafficking case goes missing
 Helsinki wants to expand to western parts of Sipoo
 Finland sends back first Congolese asylum-seekers

Monday, 19.6.2006
 Nokia and Siemens to combine their telecoms network operations
 European Union enlargement a major challenge for Finnish Presidency
 Minister Kääriäinen expects new offer from NATO on closer cooperation
 Prison sentences in Uoti money laundering case
 Parliament approves contents of bill criminalising sex purchases
 One in ten new mothers suffer from gestational diabetes
 Nineteen injured in Vantaa coach crash

Friday, 16.6.2006
 Opposition calls for clarification of Finnish EU affairs' management
 Shuji Nakamura, inventor of bright LED lights, gets Millennium Prize
 Finnish novelist admits to using ghost writer for 16 crime novels
 Surge in fires in recent months
 Defence Staff: Not enough surgeons signing up for peacekeeping duty
 Bank of Finland worried about continued growth in housing loans
 TeliaSonera's plans in Spain push down company's share price

Thursday, 15.6.2006
 President and Government have different opinions on EU representation
 PM Vanhanen: EU summit to look for ways to proceed with constitution
 Inflation rate in Finland rises, but is still slower than elsewhere
 Working group proposes system for helping victims of human trafficking
 Child pornography websites to be blocked
 Shipbuilder Aker recruiting paper factory workers from axed Voikkaa mill
 Captains of industry to restore partridge population

Wednesday, 14.6.2006
 Halonen in St. Petersburg, invites Putin to EU summit in Lahti
 Ex-President Koivisto wants to curb Finnish peace-keeping missions
 Disturbing domestic brawls engage Helsinki police late at night
 Parliament bans drinks from restaurant smoking booths
 Sex purchase ban takes its final form in Parliament
 Norway wants EU to raise alcohol tax
 Communications Authority: Mobile phones exceed one per capita

Tuesday, 13.6.2006
 Tallink to become leading shipping company in Baltic Sea area
 Six percent of Finns are not at all worried about cancer
 Number of students aspiring to become teachers declines rapidly
 More clergy needed in coming years
 Nordic social democrats endorse more renewable energy
 European Commission gives tar a reprieve
 Patria to sell 136 armoured vehicles to Slovenia

Monday, 12.6.2006
 Tallink buys Silja Line for EUR 450 million and stock
 PM Vanhanen wants parties to set budget policies before elections
 Opposition leader calls for closer Finnish-American relationship
 Wallin overwhelming choice as new leader of Swedish People’s Party
 Free concert in the park draws crowd of 55,000
 Market Court facing two-year backlog of complaints about public procurements
 Formula One: Räikkönen finishes third, Alonso wins again

Friday, 9.6.2006
 Argentina lashes out at Metsä-Botnia and Uruguay at UN Court
 Only private enterprises set up new wireless networks in Helsinki
 Share of Russian migrant workers largest in Tohmajärvi
 Amended prostitution bill likely to pass
 Mortality of young Finnish men still alarmingly high
 Finland´s ranking improves in US report on human trafficking
 Proposed mining law could blunt budding Lapland gold rush

Thursday, 8.6.2006
 Finland to register workers from other European Union countries
 Public transport in Greater Helsinki Area to invest heavily in future
 Former Left Alliance leader to be General Director of Pharma Industry Finland
 Dispute over criminalisation of buying sex to be settled today
 Retail sales jump to surprising growth
 Finns come up with 37,000 more or less useful applications for mobile phones
 Brazilian groups lash out at Stora Enso pulp mill

Wednesday, 7.6.2006
 Sampo’s Wahlroos wants to take Turkey into euro before EU membership
 Finnish and Russian firemen take part in joint forest fire exercise
 Ihalainen to continue in leadership of Finland's largest labour organisation
 Discrimination against Roma leaves Pori residents astonished
 Taking food and drinks to smoking booths now looking unlikely
 Finland could reconsider repatriations in light of situation in Somalia
 Kittilä residents welcome news of new gold mine

Tuesday, 6.6.2006
 Europe’s largest gold mine to be opened in Finnish Lapland
 Women students have lower pay expectations than male counterparts
 French PM hopes EU will wrap up constitution in October
 Numerous Pori restaurants denied entry to Finland's Roma minority
 One in ten income supplement beneficiaries in Helsinki have jobs
 SDP leader: No NATO membership without clear benefits
 President Halonen to meet Vladimir Putin in St. Petersburg next week

Monday, 5.6.2006
 Real price of fuel rises to highest level in more than 30 years
 Finnish Russia expert challenges points of Green MP’s speech
 Locals amused by "Lordi Square" in Finnish city of Rovaniemi
 Finnish-flagged ships rated as being in the best condition
 New European middleweight champion Amin Asikainen receives hero's welcome
 Victory in Greece ends Grönholm's dry spell
 Finnish footballer reports bribery attempt

Friday, 2.6.2006
 Green MP criticises Russia at centenary celebration of Finnish Parliament
 Foreign Ministry challenges Bulgarian Embassy over volume of diplomatic liquor
 TV news report: Finland to send border guards to Canary Islands
 Polar bear twins migrate north from Rostock Zoo to Ranua
 Suspects in Tikka murder also suspected of robbery
 Treasures of Mount Athos to be put on display in Helsinki
 No prosecution of Finnish group for publication of Muhammad caricatures

Thursday, 1.6.2006
 Javier Solana in Helsinki: EU forces ready for Congo operation
 Three young people come forward and admit lighting Porvoo Cathedral fire
 Three out of four Finns oppose forced mergers of municipalities
 Suspended sentence for truck driver in Konginkangas disaster
 At least four new hotels to be opened on prime real estate in Helsinki this year
 SanomaWSOY granted licences for two nationwide radio stations
 Seamen’s Union imposes embargo on Superfast Ferries ships in Port of Hanko




Weekly Articles


Friday, 23.6.2006
 HS INTERNATIONAL EDITION IS OFFICIALLY OFFLINE FROM 23.6.-31.7.

Tuesday, 20.6.2006
 But how do I get to this place Lahti?
 Making EU border controls more efficient
 New winds of digital democracy
 Centre of field medicine simulates battlefield conditions
 DNA from fur helps in bear census
 South Asian population grows sharply in Helsinki region
 Polish journalist tests employment opportunities in Helsinki - and finds them wanting
 Stefan Wallin and his one big family

Tuesday, 13.6.2006
 Finnish inventions - going cheap
 Skinny compromise on ban on buying sex services
 Legislation has not put an end to discrimination against Roma
 Devil's advocates
 COMMENTARY: The (media) circus is coming to town
 Paper pulp professor dismisses greenhouse gas emissions trade as unnecessary madness
 COMMENTARY: Keeping a blind eye on the ball
 Look after the pennies, and...
 At 60, Helena Ranta is still ready to take off to a trouble spot at short notice

Tuesday, 6.6.2006
 Analysts believe in Kallasvuo's ability to lead Nokia
 It cannot be true, because it must not be true: political ideology vs. empirical fact
 COMMENTARY: Going to school
 Good gays - bad gays?
 The days of Sörnäinen's rat population are numbered
 Finnish football league still sluggish on fan merchandising

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