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News from Finland in English
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1 week ago

Friday’s papers: Finland and Greenland, Arctic realities, and staying in jobs

What do Donald Trump’s Greenland threats mean for Finland’s celebrated icebreaker deal?
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2 weeks ago

FM: “No indications the US planning Greenland takeover”

The United States and Denmark are both founding members of Nato.
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2 weeks ago

Court jails men who rowed into Vuosaari Harbour to collect cocaine

The men were tasked with retrieving the drugs from a shipping container and hiding them in nearby woods.
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2 weeks ago

Eurostat: Finland’s unemployment rate now worst in EU

There were over a quarter of a million people out of work in Finland in November last year, or 10.6 percent of the workforce.
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2 weeks ago

Finnish border town cools on Russian language

Interest in Russian as a school elective has collapsed in Lappeenranta.
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2 weeks ago

Trump moves to pull US from Helsinki-based hybrid centre

The decision is part of a broader push to uncouple the United States from more than 60 international organisations.
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2 weeks ago

Fingrid: Finland’s electricity consumption hits all-time high

Demand is high as temperatures drop across the country on Thursday, with parts of Finnish Lapland seeing the mercury plunge below -40 degrees Celsius.
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2 weeks ago

Maternity benefit rises as Finland updates baby box for newborns

The value of the baby box is rising to 210 euros.
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2 weeks ago

Yle poll: Finns Party support rises, despite eye-stretching racism row

Last month, several members of the Finns Party posted photos on social media that were widely viewed as racist and damaging to Finland’s image abroad.
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2 weeks ago

Thursday’s papers: The Estonian example, a taxi turf war, and hope springs eternal

Helsingin Sanomat writes about a Finnish couple who had been struggling in Helsinki but fulfilled their dreams of running a successful business and starting a family after moving to Estonia.
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