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1 week ago
Construction of one kilometre of the barrier costs about 1.8 million euros.
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Finland does not have a minimum wage law, as pay is set in collective agreements.
2 weeks ago
A report by Finland’s National Audit Office described government expenditure during the Covid pandemic as “excessive”, but a finance ministry spokesperson tells Helsingin Sanomat the effects are overstated.
2 weeks ago
The suspect was convicted of aggravated assault after the court heard how he punched ex-MP Tom Packalén in the face before kicking him in the head.
2 weeks ago
US sanctions spelled the end for Teboil, a subsidiary of Russian oil giant Lukoil.
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The effects of the decisions made during the pandemic are still being felt on Finland’s public finances today, according to the National Audit Office.
2 weeks ago
The loan is a part of a broader EU plan to enhance collective defensive operations by 2030.
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A trip up Helsinki’s railway station clock tower now costs almost as much as visiting the Eiffel Tower.
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National security has been on Canadians’ minds lately.
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The teenage daughter of one of Finland’s most famous drivers is a rising Formula 1 talent.