President Niinistö After Hip Surgery: After Couple of Tabs I’ve Lost Every Chess Game to the Pad
On Wednesday, he was tweeting from the recovery room.
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President Sauli Niinistö to Have Hip Surgery Today – Plans to Get on His Feet the Following Day And Continue Working
President Sauli Niinistö, 70, will have a hip surgery today.
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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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Three Ways to Promote Equality and Equity in Nordic Education
More than 100 researchers representing universities in eight countries have spent years examining social justice in education from various angles.
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Foreign Minister Timo Soini to Receive Order of the Cross From the Estonian President
Foreign Minister Timo Soini (Blue Reform) has been awarded a decoration of the II class of the Order of the Cross of Terra Mariana (Maarjamaa Risti teenetemärk) by the Estonian President Kersti Kaljulaid.
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President Niinistö in Germany: If Diplomacy No Longer Works, We Have a Big Problem in Our Hands
President Sauli Niinistö participated in a panel discussion on arms control at the Munich Security Conference in Germany.
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Government Takes Action to Prevent Sexual Offenses in General and Crimes by Immigrants
The government will start the preparation and introduction of these measures without delay.
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Trade Unions of Health Care Sector Find FM Soini’s Comments About Filipino Nurses Outrageous
“They have been tricked to come to Finland with false images.”
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Finland Doesn’t Want to Take Back Isis Fighters from Syria, PM Sipilä Says
According to US President Donald Trump, there are 800 captured Isis fighters in Syria, and they should be sent to European countries and put on trial.
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Foreign Minister Soini Would Tackle Finland’s Elderly Care Crisis By Bringing in Nurses From the Philippines
“We need more caring hands, mainly from our home country but also from abroad,” Soini writes in his blog.
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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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Cold Dip Into the Aura River
I venture to the Finnish Winter Swimming Championships in Turku on a cold weekend at the beginning of February to find out if Finns are crazy.
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Minister of Sport Suggests State Funeral For Former Ski Jumper Matti Nykänen
Minister for European Affairs, Culture and Sport Sampo Terho has asked government officials to investigate the possibility.
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Chairman of Blue Reform Party Suggests a Quota For Students of Foreign Background
According to Sampo Terho, a quota would “contribute to the integration and peaceful working environment in schools.”
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Finnish Ski Jumper Legend Matti Nykänen Has Passed Away
Ski jumper legend Matti Nykänen died on the night between Sunday and Monday.
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