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2 months ago
If the bodycams are found to improve safety, the devices could become a permanent part of ticket inspectors’ daily work.
2 months ago
The drill marks the first time MPs will practice using the underground facilities, which include a backup plenary hall, since they were completed in 2014.
2 months ago
A Finland-based company owned by one of Russia’s richest men received a sizeable grant just weeks before Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine, according to a report by Iltalehti.
2 months ago
Minister of Agriculture and Forestry Sari Essayah (CD) said that she would seek to allow wolf hunting as of 1 January.
2 months ago
The confidence rating fell to its lowest level since the biannual survey started in 2020. Trust in institutions and a sense of social justice dipped after rising last spring.
2 months ago
The government wants students from non-EU countries to pay for their education in Finland.
2 months ago
Rauma and Helsinki shipyards are poised to build icebreakers for the United States.
2 months ago
Only six percent of Ukrainians intend to return home once the war ends, according to a Finnish government survey.
2 months ago
Domestic outlets report how Alexander Stubb helped warm Finnish–US relations, and how that diplomatic momentum is translating into a substantial icebreaker deal.
2 months ago
Finnish food producers are unhappy about how Brussels wants its sausage made.