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1 month ago

Thursday’s papers: Stubb on Ukraine peace strategy, Xi praises Finland, and Fazer’s perplexing Halloween balls

“Finland is, so to speak, trying to influence things from the sidelines. The big boys decide, and we try to contribute at different stages,” Stubb told Helsingin Sanomat.
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1 month ago

Kela: Check the income ceiling on your 2025 tax card

If the ceiling is exceeded, a person’s benefits could be subject to a higher rate of tax.
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1 month ago

Finns Party plans no nepotism rule for candidates

News emerged this week that a Finns Party minister hired her son as her parliamentary assistant.
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1 month ago

Two Finnish entries in the running for Comedy Wildlife Photography Award

A grinning bear and a red-throated diver’s water landing are Finland’s representatives in the annual international photo competition.
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1 month ago

Posti reports profit, revenue drop in Q3

Finland’s national mail carrier made its stock market debut in mid-October.
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1 month ago

US tech firm Nvidia invests $1bn in Nokia, with sights on next-gen networks for AI

With a nearly $4.9 trillion market cap largely fuelled by artificial intelligence investment, Nvidia is the most valuable company in the world.
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1 month ago

MTV: Former central bank chief loses €40k in alleged phishing scam

Police are reportedly investigating the incident as a case of suspected aggravated fraud.
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1 month ago

THL: Kids in Finland increasingly skip school lunches

Almost half of teenagers surveyed say they do not eat the free school lunch every day, with girls especially likely to skip the meal.
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1 month ago

Wednesday’s papers: The change in children, winter speed limits, and the doctor is calling

Kids these days don’t know how to face conflicts, or resolve them, according to a teacher in Vantaa with over 50 years of professional experience.
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1 month ago

Finland’s foreign higher ed graduates often move closer to capital after studies

The National Agency for Education presented graduate employment statistics on Tuesday.
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