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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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Here’s What You Didn’t Know About the Wild History of ‘All Saints’ Day’ in Finland
This is how rural Finland went all out during All Saints' Day.
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The Rail Tunnel Between Helsinki and Tallinn Takes Another Leap Forward
On Friday, Estonian and Finnish ministers and city leaders met in Helsinki to further the planned tunnel between Helsinki and Tallinn.
Rise in Islamist Propaganda Against Finland Raises Threat Level of Terrorism
The rise in radical Islamist propaganda targeting Finland and Finland’s heightened profile in the radical Islamist field have raised the threat of terrorism against Finland.
Refugee Man Condemned For Serial Rapes to Prison – Forcefully Entered Homes of Women in Helsinki
He believed that "in Europe, it's allowed to have sex freely."
The Girl, 11, Who Was Missing in Tampere Has Been Found Thanks to a Tip from the Public
The police are thankful for the numerous tips they received in relation to the sightings of the girl.
Helsinki to Begin Anonymous Recruiting – Job Applications to be Processed Without Name, Gender and Other Personal Info
Anonymous recruiting entails that the applicant's name, date of birth and other personal info are not included in the job application.
President Niinistö and Other European Leaders Join Forces to Stop Climate Change
The 15-point declaration states that more needs to be done to reach the goals set out in the Paris Agreement.
Technical Problems are Causing Delays to Metro Service – Headway Between Metros Up to 15 Minutes
Technical problems between Ruoholahti and Lauttasaari are causing delays to the metro service.
Snow Showers Expected Today – Plus Degrees at the End of the Week
On Monday, there will be snow showers in the middle and southern parts of the country, and the ground is likely to turn white even in the south.
Weather to Become Colder – Likely to Snow During the Weekend
On Sunday it could snow in the whole country.
‘Creed II’ Film Review: A Real Rocky Film Right Here
Do you like boxing or Rocky? If so, you're in for a treat.
‘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.
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.
Finnish Forest Professor About Trump’s Comments on Finnish Forestry: Raking Is Real Forest Management in the United States
Here's what the US president probably really meant, according to a Finnish forest professor.
Mostly Winners With the New Capital Region Travel Zones
There are some winners and losers in the new system that will become effective in spring 2019.
‘Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald’ Film Review: Harry Potter Author Creates a Stunning Script
It's a captivating example of Rowling's screenwriting talent.
Do Immigrant Authors Transform Finnish Literature?
Approximately seventy immigrant authors from about thirty different nationalities reside in Finland.
Next Year We Celebrate the Year of the Salmon
The project aims, among others, to revive the River Tenojoki and Baltic Sea salmon stocks.
FOR PREMIUM MEMBERS
After moving to Finland, this is what I have learned about the Finnish health care system. …
I had always been curious about Finland’s fascination with winter swimming and decided to take the plunge one Christmas holiday. …
Tomorrow, during Father’s Day, it’s only recommended that flags are flown to honor fathers but the custom is not stipulated by law. …
Ever since Finland achieved independence in 1917, December 6 has been a cherished date on the Finns calendar. Finland’s history is filled with domination by neighboring empires which has created a little sibling type relationship within the Nordic region. …
This is how rural Finland went all out during All Saints’ Day. …
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