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Finland and Mexico Collaborate to Tackle Pollution in Mexico City
In a competition called Reto CDMX, the challenge was to come up with IT solutions to tackle urban mobility and solid waste management, a couple of key areas that could see improvement in Mexico City.
12 New Coronavirus Infections in Finland
According to the new numbers released on Saturday, there are 7,291 confirmed coronavirus infections in Finland.
Heavy Rains for Saturday
Especially the southern and southeastern parts, according to the Finnish Meteorological Institute, can expect over 40 millimeters of rain.
Finland’s Passport Ranks Fourth Best in the World; Gives Visa-Free Access to 188 Countries
The Henley Passport Index is the original ranking of all the world’s passports according to the number of destinations their holders can access without a prior visa.
Finland to Open Borders For Many Countries on July 13
Finland lifts border restrictions for Germany, China, Japan and others, beginning on July 13.
Several Coronavirus Cases Found on Cruise Ferries; Multiple Exposures Possible on Silja Europa
Health authorities have become aware of several cases where a passenger traveling with a cruise ferry has afterwards been diagnosed with a Covid-19 infection.
President Niinistö Doesn’t Believe That Closing Border to Sweden Hurts Long-Term Relations
President Sauli Niinistö talked about the idea behind closing the Finnish-Swedish border in a recent interview with Swedish news agency TT.
Air Traffic Increases in Finland; More Flights to Italy, Sweden and Norway
Air traffic has started to pick up in Finland. Several airlines operating in Finland are starting to add more and more flights.
PM Marin Talks With Her Latvian Counterpart, Karins, About EU and Coronavirus
On Friday, Prime Minister Sanna Marin talked with Latvian Prime Minister Krisjanis Karins about topics related to the European Union and the coronavirus pandemic.
Weekend Festival Canceled
Dance music festival Weekend celebrates its 10th anniversary in 2021.
John Legend, Emeli Sande, Chick Corea Confirmed for Pori Jazz 2021
Pori Jazz festival was canceled this year, but it has already confirmed some big names for 2021.
Studies Analyze Could Passenger Traffic Be Moved from West Harbor to Vuosaari
Two studies aimed to find out if the busy traffic at the central West Harbor could be relocated to Vuosaari, eastern Helsinki.
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Finland and Mexico Collaborate to Tackle Pollution in Mexico City
In a competition called Reto CDMX, the challenge was to come up with IT solutions to tackle urban mobility and solid waste management, a couple of key areas that could see improvement in Mexico City.
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Finland to Open Borders For Many Countries on July 13
Finland lifts border restrictions for Germany, China, Japan and others, beginning on July 13.
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12 New Coronavirus Infections in Finland
According to the new numbers released on Saturday, there are 7,291 confirmed coronavirus infections in Finland.
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Finland’s Passport Ranks Fourth Best in the World; Gives Visa-Free Access to 188 Countries
The Henley Passport Index is the original ranking of all the world’s passports according to the number of destinations their holders can access without a prior visa.
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Marin Talks With Merkel About Rural Funding and Climate Action in EU Budget
Prime Minister Sanna Marin spoke with German Federal Chancellor Angela Merkel on the phone about the EU's long-term budget for 2021-2027.
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12 New Coronavirus Infections in Finland
According to the new numbers released on Saturday, there are 7,291 confirmed coronavirus infections in Finland.
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PICTURES: Senate Square Turns Into an Open-Air Food Court and Garden
One of the most famous tourist magnets in Helsinki turns into an assortment of allotment gardens, almost ready for customers.
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Studies Analyze Could Passenger Traffic Be Moved from West Harbor to Vuosaari
Two studies aimed to find out if the busy traffic at the central West Harbor could be relocated to Vuosaari, eastern Helsinki.
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I Jumped on the Robot Bus
I took a ride on the driverless bus that is being tested on the streets of Helsinki.
Happy 470th Anniversary Helsinki! This Year Helsinki Day is Celebrated Online
The City of Helsinki celebrates its 470th anniversary under exceptional circumstances Friday.
Robot Bus Set to Begin Shuttling Today
The driverless bus is set to begin rolling in Helsinki's Pasila district on Wednesday.
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Studies Analyze Could Passenger Traffic Be Moved from West Harbor to Vuosaari
Two studies aimed to find out if the busy traffic at the central West Harbor could be relocated to Vuosaari, eastern Helsinki.
PICTURES: Senate Square Turns Into an Open-Air Food Court and Garden
One of the most famous tourist magnets in Helsinki turns into an assortment of allotment gardens, almost ready for customers.
The Police Stop Mass Brawl; Teenagers Throw Bottles and Rocks, Shoot Firecrackers at the Police
A group of teenagers turned violent against the police who were on a mission to break up a mass brawl at the Hietaniemi beach between the night of Friday and Saturday.
I Jumped on the Robot Bus
I took a ride on the driverless bus that is being tested on the streets of Helsinki.
Happy 470th Anniversary Helsinki! This Year Helsinki Day is Celebrated Online
The City of Helsinki celebrates its 470th anniversary under exceptional circumstances Friday.
Robot Bus Set to Begin Shuttling Today
The driverless bus is set to begin rolling in Helsinki’s Pasila district on Wednesday.
PICTURES: Bars and Restaurants Reopen For Business; Some Helsinki Terraces Full
As the government eases restrictions and summer begins, bars in Helsinki welcome people to their sun-lit terraces.
Helsinki to Establish a Business ‘Hotspot’ in the Senate Square
The City of Helsinki is preparing to transform the Senate Square into a new commercial meeting space in the summer.
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