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1 month ago
Voters’ support for the opposition Left Alliance has reached a 15-year high, reports Helsingin Sanomat.
2 months ago
The law proposal still needs approval by the legislature.
2 months ago
“We noticed that the fasting middle school students didn’t enjoy sitting in the cafeteria with all the food, drinks and smells there,” the principal explained.
2 months ago
With election season approaching, Yle’s political correspondent Marica Paukkeri says politicians’ statements should be treated with caution.
2 months ago
A now-bankrupt pizza chain says it struggled to give up a third of the pie.
2 months ago
A bill to help food producers could drive up prices that have already surged in recent years.
2 months ago
Someone returned a book in Espoo with twenty 100-euro notes tucked between the pages.
2 months ago
The government is removing an incentive that has encouraged people to save for their retirement.
2 months ago
The skiing holiday, also known as the winter break, was introduced during the 1930s as a means of breaking up the long spring semester and to encourage children to participate in winter sports.
2 months ago
International adoptees in Finland want their voices to be heard in discussions about Finnish identity, immigration, and working life.