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2 months ago
The long-planned project will create about 350 jobs and offers Europe’s only production chain of its kind, reducing reliance on Chinese imports.
2 months ago
Helsingin Sanomat hears from psychologists and consultants about young Finnish adults who don’t know how to follow basic rules or norms when they enter the workforce.
2 months ago
Despite President Nicolás Maduro’s removal from power last month, organisations such as Amnesty International say Venezuelan citizens still face the threat of imprisonment and persecution.
2 months ago
The flag carrier’s comparable operating profit soared by 29%, but revenues declined on US routes.
2 months ago
Education in Finland faces significant challenges, including declining PISA results, growing disparities in the classroom, and increased mental health issues among young people.
2 months ago
The legislative amendment follows last year’s decision by the European Court of Justice, which upheld a logging ban during the nesting season in Estonia.
2 months ago
President Alexander Stubb heads to the Munich Security Conference while PM Petteri Orpo (NCP) meets with EU colleagues at a Belgian castle before a visit to the Winter Olympics.
2 months ago
Hunters would have been allowed to shoot up to 100 wolves after a controversial change to Finland’s wildlife laws took effect on New Year’s Day.
2 months ago
According to early reports, the incident involves a personal injury in the vicinity of Helsinki Central Station.
2 months ago
The Finnish government’s plans to amend the Driving Licence Act, which aims to improve road safety for young drivers, will be debated in Parliament next week.