Finland's main national daily Helsingin Sanomat appeared in tabloid form for the first time on Tuesday morning. The paper is now half the size of its old broadsheet format.
Changes to the lay-out and style were under consideration for years before reaching the presses. Several provincial dailies have already switched to tabloid form, which is considered more reader-friendly.
A majority of newspapers in the Nordic countries nowadays appear in tabloid form.
Helsingin Sanomat boasts the largest circulation of any newspaper in Finland. Its predecessor Päivälehti was established in 1889.
Last year, Teemu Keskisarja spoke on a TV programme, characterising the "great replacement" conspiracy theory as reality and calling incoming migrants "low quality".
The move is due to vulnerabilities found in widely used PHP software, which acts as the primary back-end backbone of the web.
Halloween may not be an official holiday in Finland, but it's brightening up the country’s darkening autumn evenings.
