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According to Mats Uotila, in Tampere, there was a proposal from the Greens to implement an internationality voucher, which would pay employers 3,000 euros from taxpayers' money for taking on a foreign Finnish student for an internship. Uotila stated that he opposed the proposal in the council because he considered it wrong. He said that international students should also be employed and companies should benefit from their skills, but not at the expense of Finnish students. #Tampere #koulutus #työllisyys (translated)

Joakim Vigelius wrote to Heidi Hagelin that the chaos included, in his view, burnt buildings, looted stores, broken places, and widespread violence. He also mentioned over two thousand arrests as well as a thousand injured police officers and firefighters, and asked what was pleasing about the chaos and what it promoted. #väkivalta #kaaos #yhteiskunta (translated)

Jari Mäkäräinen wrote that a thousand police had been injured, tens of thousands of businesses had suffered, and hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of people had been terrified. According to him, the financial journalist was quite pleased with the situation. #poliisi #talous #uutiset (translated)

newscolina wrote that, although the public was tired of the fallout regarding Paredes, the player should not be underestimated. He also stated that the mobilization of him and Boca Juniors showed the importance of the match the next day and wished that everything would go well for Vasco. #Vasco #BocaJuniors #Futebol (translated)

Jussi Mäkinen wrote that there was a need for correspondents working around the world, as he claimed that an analysis like the one he linked to could not have been done just by browsing the internet and social media. https://t.co/TuNjnBynrZ #korrespondentti #analyysi #uutiset (translated)

A 13-year-old student attacked a teacher and a classmate with a knife on Monday morning at a school in Bistrita, after announcing the intention to carry out the attack on social media beforehand, resulting in the teacher being hospitalized, while the perpetrator was sent for psychiatric treatment. #iskolaiagresszió #tanár #fiatalok (translated)

Elina Hiltunen wrote that a picture she had seen several members of the Finns Party share was also modified by artificial intelligence. She mentioned that she had checked the matter with SynthID and described the service as capable of detecting AI-generated content through an invisible watermark. Hiltunen stated that she didn’t blame those sharing the image, as it appeared realistic in her opinion. However, she urged for source criticism and warned that fabricated images could be feeds from the opposing side, the widespread sharing of which could cause chaos. She hoped that as AI-generated images become more common, source criticism would be remembered. #tekoäly #kuvitus #lähdekritiikki (translated)

Henri Vanhanen wrote that Finland should close the Russian consulate in Mariehamn after the Russian consul left Åland. According to him, the consulate, established in 1940 at the demand of the Soviet Union, oversaw the demilitarization of Åland, and Russia still had a special status as overseer of Finland's military arrangements in the area. Vanhanen found the situation grotesque and said there was no convincing reason to maintain the consulate in the current security environment. He referred to a previous HBL poll indicating that even 59 percent of Ålanders supported closing the consulate. Vanhanen also believed that the future of Åland's demilitarization should be discussed seriously. He described the islands as a strategically important archipelago located in the critically important Baltic Sea for the security of Finland and Sweden, stating that the starting point for defense should be military necessity. He noted that closing the consulate and dismantling the demilitarization were legally distinct issues, but both deserved a new security policy assessment. Vanhanen wrote that Russia should not dictate how Finland defends its territory. (translated)

Elina Hiltunen criticized the presentation of claims as facts without evidence. She wrote that she had not seen proof that the woman in question was a member of a leftist party and asked to share the source if it existed. According to Hiltunen, the lack of source criticism benefited no one, and spreading unverified claims could make those presenting them appear ridiculous. #totuus #lähdekritiikki #faktat (translated)

Mika Treuthardt wrote that the entrepreneurs have moved behind Purran and said this came as a surprise to the National Coalition Party. He wondered whether the National Coalition Party would fix the YEL system by Friday and would say they had been handling the matter for 10 years. https://t.co/7wG3DtV0hu #yrittäjyys #politiikka #Kokoomus (translated)

Saara Huhtasaari interpreted the raised eyebrows, large eyes, and open mouth as indicative of cognitive dissonance. She wrote that a person defending immigration and asylum seekers had asked in France why the rioters acted that way, and had received a shove in response. Huhtasaari described the rioters as Islam-leftist and pro-Palestinian and claimed they had destroyed places. Huhtasaari called such empathy "suicidal empathy" and argued that it did not take into account the intentions or reciprocity of the recipient. According to her, the identity of a "good person" could lead people to vote for the same party despite the riots, and maintaining and projecting beliefs overshadowed the facts. According to Huhtasaari, the mainstream media framed the events as student protests, but reality emerged nonetheless. She wrote that change would only begin when a person could admit that immigration had not worked. #maahanmuutto #kognitiivinendissonanssi #mediakritiikki (translated)

We see nothing good in this war. We see many disadvantages, including the very real risk that the situation escalates and spreads… to another country due to a failed sabotage attack or because drones disrupted by electronic warfare fly into a neighboring country. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio spoke in Uzbekistan on Monday, saying that Russia and Ukraine should focus on ending the war – writes Reuters. I don’t know where he gets these things or why he says them to the press. Go back and ask him! There was no pause. Marco Rubio denied on Monday that information provision had been suspended. #Ukrajna #Trump #Zelenszkij (translated)

I believe steps have been taken to convince Ukraine to capitulate. I do not claim that this is the goal set by our partners. I do not want to believe that our American partners think that the war against Russia could end sooner at Ukraine's expense. But it seems so,” Volodymyr Zelensky said in an interview with Bloomberg. I believe that the President of the United States is on good terms with Putin. But one thing does not work in this case. Currently, Trump cannot force Putin to end the war. Zelensky described Trump's move as a "weak decision." Zelensky reacted shortly after the announcement, saying they would stop attacks on Russian oil refineries if Putin also refrains from attacking Ukrainian energy infrastructure. Zelensky initially claimed that the Americans had already stopped sharing intelligence data, which Donald Trump denied. According to Zelensky, the information had been blocked for a short time, but it has now been unblocked, for which they are very grateful. #Ukrajna #Trump #Zelenszkij (translated)

Júlio Schneider wrote that faith and courage can weaken, but according to his message, this does not diminish God's love. He compared the relationship with God to that of a child who falls while learning to walk and finds arms that lift them up. Schneider also said that Jesus does not abandon those who are hurt or tired and shared a prayer asking for support in times of doubt and difficulty. In the end, he invited readers to share the message with someone dear and stated that he would later share a link to the prayer on YouTube. #Fé #AmorDeDeus #Esperança (translated)