Midsummer 2019 in a Nutshell: Fun in the Sun, Busy Times For the Police
Here’s a wrap-up of the Finnish Midsummer celebrations in 2019.
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Author: Tony Öhberg
Here’s the Exceptional Weather Forecast for Midsummer – You Are Likely to Experience This Once Every 40 Years
Here’s the latest weather forecast for Midsummer.
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Letter From the Editor to Finland Today’s Readers
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President Niinistö to His South Korean Counterpart Moon, Who is Visiting Finland: We are Happy to Share the Finnish Innovation of ‘Sisu’ with You
President Moon arrived in Finland with his spouse for a three-day visit.
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PICTURES AND DESCRIPTIONS: Who’s Who in the New Government
The new government-Antti Rinne’s coalition-has been appointed.
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The Summer is Here! Expect 30 Degrees of Celsius on Thursday and Friday
It’s getting warmer. And soon it’s getting hot!
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A Day With the Finnish Hockey Legend ‘Mörkö’ and How the Legend Was Born
After the world title win in ice hockey, the Finnish word “Mörkö” has been on everyone’s lips. Here’s how the legend was born.
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Finland is Winland! – 10,000 People Take it to the Streets of Helsinki to Celebrate Ice Hockey World Championship Win – PICTURES AND VIDEO
Here are the highlights of the nightly celebration.
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PICTURES: Lovely Helsinki Festival Wraps Light Poles in Flowers
On Thursday the light poles at the Esplanade Park in Helsinki center were wrapped in beautiful flower artwork.
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Report: Finns Need Radical Lifestyle Change to Combat Global Warming
According to a report published by the Finnish Innovation Fund Sitra, Finns need to change their lifestyle radically in order to tackle global warming.
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Finnish Eurovision Representative Darude Drops From the Contest in Tel Aviv – ‘I Am Pissed’
The Finnish electronic dance music artist Darude was seemingly disappointed.
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This is Why Chairman of the Finns Party Jussi Halla-aho is Grumpy
According to the Finns Party, the future government is being formed without the consent of the people.
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These Political Parties Will Join the Negotiations for New Government – Rinne: They Are the Makers of the Future
“1.7 million people, the absolute majority of Finns, are behind voting these parties,” said the government negotiator, Antti Rinne (the SDP).
Read More‘Tolkien’ Review: Finnish Director Dome Karukoski Breathes Life Into the Story of One of the Literature Giants of Our Time
Finnish director Dome Karukoski breaks into Hollywood with extraordinary passion.
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May Day Greetings to the President, Parade of Anarchists and Picnic of the Finns Party – VIEW VIDEO OF MAY DAY IN HELSINKI
Here are some of the highlights of various events that occurred on May Day.
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Tens of Thousands Observe the Crowning of Havis Amanda in Sunny Weather – VIEW THE PICTURES
This year on the eve of May Day, the historical Havis Amanda received its student cap from members of the Aalto University Student Union.
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‘It’s Time to Remember’ is the Theme of the National Veterans’ Day; The Number of Veterans Declining
Today we commemorate the war veterans.
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Here’s What Finnish Political Party Leaders Said About Immigration and the Importance of Languages
Immigration and the importance of foreign languages were some of the topics covered during The Great Election Debate at Sanomatalo in Helsinki.
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Teenagers Attack Finnish People First Party Chairman Marco De Wit Several Times in the Middle of His Election Campaign in Helsinki Center
When Marco de Wit, chairman of the Finnish People First Party, began explaining his policies, a group of teenagers started attacking him.
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‘Vedenneito’ Is an Awe-Inspiring Adventure in the Finnish Nature
In ‘Vedenneito,’ the viewer gets to experience the beauty of Lake Saimaa in summer and winter through a teenager’s eyes.
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Finland is a Sauna Superpower And Now it Wants the Tradition on the UNESCO Cultural Heritage List
The purpose of the list is to bring visibility to the living heritage and to share good practices among countries.
Read More‘Dumbo’ Film Review: Tim Burton’s Tale of the Flying Elephant is as Much Magical as It is Tear-Jerker
In Dumbo, Burton’s attention to detail is out of this world. So is the film.
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Legendary Drummer Billy Cobham Plays Solos Like He Was 50 Years Younger – Jazzmeia Horn Casts a Spell With Scat
The first Savoy JazzFest gathered a crowd of nearly 2,200 and gave the audience incredible performances.
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Today We Celebrate International Women’s Day – This is Why You Shouldn’t Smile, According to Plan International Finland
Humanitarian organization Plan International Finland wants to remind people to keep away from smiling.
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Finnish Government Resigns – Prime Minister Juha Sipilä Explains Why
Disappointment was one of the reasons.
Read More‘Captain Marvel’ Film Review: Aggressive Estrogen Flick With Snappy Humor
The two-hour epic starts slowly and confusingly but just when you begin feeling sleepy, it picks up on speed.
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‘Moominvalley’ Shines Light on the Smallest Details
We watched the first three episodes of ‘Moominvalley’ (2019) to find out if the new adaptation is worth the watch.
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Finnish President Fights Global Warming in His Last Hockey Game Before Hip Surgery
We documented President Sauli Niinistö’s last hockey game of the season, up close and personal.
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PICTURES: Seniors of Upper Secondary School Have Left the Building
Over a hundred trucks circled around the Helsinki center on Thursday afternoon as nearly 4,000 seniors of upper secondary schools climbed on in their costumes to spread joy and candy.
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Most Snow in Unusual Places – Snow Depth in Lapland Same as in Cities in Southern Finland
Here are the snowiest places right now.
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Hollywood in Helsinki – The Stars of New ‘Moominvalley’ Series Visit the Red Carpet
Finland Today talked to British actress Rosamund Pike about the inner life of Moominmamma.
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Nordic Countries Agree to Achieve Carbon Neutrality Quicker Than Anyone Else
Nordic ministers summon in Helsinki to combat global warming.
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PICTURES: Here’s How Iivo Niskanen Celebrates Athlete of the Year Award – On Stage and Off Stage
View the pictures of cheers and tears.
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Skier Iivo Niskanen is the Athlete of the Year
Skier Iivo Niskanen is the Athlete of the Year.
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Tram Stuck in Helsinki Center Because of Heavy Snowfall – Could Snow All Day
The snowfall has already brought almost 10 centimeters of snow on the ground in Helsinki.
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PICTURES: Hundreds of Students Demand Action Against Climate Change at Parliament Building in Helsinki
Hundreds of upper secondary schoolers call for action. Climate action.
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There had been a gentle curve on the road, and there was a heavy snowfall.
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Amos Rex Art Museum Made a Loss of 2.5 Million Euros But It’s Not All About Money
Since August 30 last year, about 270,000 people have visited the museum.
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5 Everyday Things that Will Change in 2019
Here are five common things that will change in 2019.
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‘Aquaman’ Film Review: Bush Was Wrong – Men and Fish Can’t Coexist Peacefully
Jason Momoa is a superhero. He’s half man, half fish.
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Watch How Boy Choir Cantores Minores and Lucia Sing to the President and His Spouse
On Wednesday, President Sauli Niinistö and his spouse, Jenni Haukio, received the traditional Christmas greetings.
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VIDEO AND PICTURES: Watch How Lucia 2018 Elin Qvist Sings and Waves
View the highlights of this year’s Lucia ceremony.
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‘Mary Poppins Returns’ Film Review: The World’s Greatest Nanny Returns in a Not-So-Great Sequel
The practically perfect nanny is back. But why make a dated sequel?
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Here’s What it Was Like to Witness the March of Neo-Nazis on Finland’s 101st Independence Day
Here’s our reportage of what happened during the various marches and protests on Finland’s Independence Day.
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VIDEO: Neo-Nazis March From Kallio to Töölö as Counter-Protesters Shout Slogans
Finland Today followed the march of neo-Nazis and nationalists and observed the counter-protests during Finland’s 101st Independence Day.
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VIDEO: Watch the Morning Ceremonies of Finland’s 101st Independence Day
Finland Today captured the highlights of the morning ceremonies in Helsinki.
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A Visit to Oodi Central Library in Helsinki is an Architectual Experience For a Lifetime
View the pictures captured by Tony Öhberg for Finland Today.
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‘Creed II’ Film Review: A Real Rocky Film Right Here
Do you like boxing or Rocky? If so, you’re in for a treat.
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‘No Drone Zone’ Signs Declared to Violate Language Act – The Text is Only in English
After receiving complaints about the signs, Parliamentary Ombudsman Petri Jääskeläinen has declared that they are a direct violation of the Language Act.
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Finland Begins Presidency of European Council – Wants to Brace Human Rights But May Have to Deal With Ruxit
Finland has hefty goals such as strengthening human rights in Europe and talking Russia into staying in the council.
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