Here’s Why Turku is One of the Smartest Cities in the World – An Interview with Development Director
We asked what makes the oldest Finnish city, with a population of about 200,000, one of the smartest cities in the world.
Read MoreWe asked what makes the oldest Finnish city, with a population of about 200,000, one of the smartest cities in the world.
Read MoreAccording to the latest safety survey, climate change is the greatest safety concern among Helsinki residents aged 15-79.
Read MoreIn Dumbo, Burton’s attention to detail is out of this world. So is the film.
Read MoreThis full-blooded version of the play has been so successful that it has been constantly revived and toured worldwide since 2001.
Read MoreFinland Today analyzed the figures behind the climate strike.
Read MoreMarch is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month. Every year a staggering 370,000 EU citizens are diagnosed and 170,000 die from the disease.
Read MoreYes, the second time in a row, Finland is still the world ́s happiest country!
Read MoreThe contemporary art scene in Finland is very active, not only in Helsinki but also in other cities.
Read MoreHere’s how Father’s Day came to Finland.
Read MoreThousands of Finnish kids walked out of their schools and protested outside of their local town halls, squares and in Helsinki in front of the Parliament Building, in a show of solidarity in the global strike on climate change.
Read MoreThe first Savoy JazzFest gathered a crowd of nearly 2,200 and gave the audience incredible performances.
Read MoreThis is the second year when the American institute has ranked the smartest cities in the world.
Read More“Guts” isn’t a word strong enough to encapsulate the Finnish concept of “sisu.” We wanted to dig deeper, so we interviewed the woman who has written a book about it.
Read MoreHumanitarian organization Plan International Finland wants to remind people to keep away from smiling.
Read MoreDisappointment was one of the reasons.
Read MoreWe caught the action from inside of the Parliament Building.
Read MoreFinland Today reporter Morgan Walker attended the Prodigy’s show in Helsinki in November 2015, which turned out to be their last performance in Finland with their original ensemble.
Read MoreThe two-hour epic starts slowly and confusingly but just when you begin feeling sleepy, it picks up on speed.
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