Media In Finland
NewspapersNational NewspapersHelsingin Sanomat: Finnish-language, daily tabloid. Politically neutral, largest subscription newspaper in Finland.
Hufvudstadsbladet: Swedish-language, daily tabloid. Politically liberal, largest Swedish-language newspaper in Finland
Dagbladet: Swedish-language, daily Berliner. Politically liberal-conservative.
Ilta-Sanomat: Finnish-language, daily "evening tabloid". Politically neutral.
Iltalehti: Finnish-language, daily "evening tabloid". Politically neutral, largest of the two evening papers.
Aamulehti: Finnish-language, daily broadsheet. Politically conservative, second-largest Finnish newspaper.
Eteenpäin: Finnish-language, daily tabloid. Left-wing, organ of the Finnish Communist Party and its allies.
Izvestia (Известия): Russian-language daily broadsheet. Largest Russian newspaper, politically liberal.
Kommersant (Коммерсантъ): Russian-language daily Berliner. Focuses on politics and business news, editorially on the centre-right
Regional NewspapersHelsinki Times: Weekly English-language newspaper, focusing on Helsinki but with some national focus. Primarily serves the ex-patriot and immigrant communities.
Keskisuomalainen: daily Finnish newspaper published in Jyväskylä, serving central Finland. Oldest Finnish-language newspaper.
Etelä-Suomen Sanomat: daily Finnish newspaper published in Lahti, serving Southern Finland and Viipuri.
Kaleva: daily Finnish newspaper published in Oulu, serving Oulu and the surrounding region.
Ålandstidningen: Swedish-language newspaper published six days a week, serving the Åland Islands. One of two papers to do so.
Nya Åland: Second-largest newspaper in the Åland Islands. Published daily.
Åbo Underrättelser: Swedish-language newspaper serving Turku and Åboland. Published Tuesday-Saturday. Politically neutral though the editorials lean left.
Vasabladet: Second-largest Swedish newspaper, daily tabloid. Published in Vaasa, serving Ostrobothnia.
Borgåbladet: Swedish-language tabloid newspaper serving Porvoo and Uusimaa. Published five times a week.
Lapin Kansa: Finnish-language tabloid, published in Rovaniemi, serving Lapland and Northern Finland. Published Monday-Saturday.
Min Áigi: Predominantly Northern Sámi-language (though publishes articles in Skolt and Inari Sámi also), bi-weekly broadsheet. Focuses on Sámi affairs, politically neutral.
Áššu: Predominantly Northern Sámi-language (though publishes articles in Skolt and Inari Sámi also) tabloid, published Monday-Saturday. Focuses on Sámi affairs, politically neutral.
Sápmelaš: multi-lingual Finnish and Northern, Inari, Skolt, and Kildin Sámi language broadsheet published twice weekly. Predominantly focuses on Sámi affairs. Politically neutral.
Karjalan Sanomat: daily, Karelian/Finnish-language tabloid published in Äänislinna. Politically liberal. Largest newspaper in Karelia
Carelia: daily, Karelian/Finnish tabloid, published in Aunus, politically conservative.
Oma Mua: Weekly, Olonets-Karelian (though in the
Lyydilaine supplement publishes articles in Ludic also) tabloid, published in Aunus. Focuses on Livvi-Karelian affairs, politically neutral.
Eesti Päevaleht: daily, Estonian-language tabloid, largest newspaper in Estonia. Politically neutral.
Õhtuleht: daily, Estonian-language tabloid, politically liberal, second-largest newspaper in Estonia.
Sõnumileht: daily, Estonian-language tabloid, politically conservative, third-largest newspaper in Estonia.
Uma Leht: fortnightly, Võro-language newspaper, focuses on South Estonian and Võro affairs and culture, politically neutral.
Delovoy Petersburg (Деловой Петербург): Daily, Russian-language newspaper focusing on news and business in Pietari and Ingria. Politically neutral.
Kodima: fortnightly, Veps-language newspaper, focusing on Veps affairs and culture. Politically neutral