Russian Tycoon Speaks Out in Defense of the Russians Who Left the Country
Businessman Vladimir Potanin whose primary asset is the giant Norilsk Nickel came out in defense of the Russians who left the country in February 2022.
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Finnish President Sauli Niinistö Visits Ukraine
President Sauli Niinistö is visiting Ukraine on Tuesday.
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Rahoitusvertailu – Kannattaako valita Factoring vai yrityslaina?
Yrityksen toiminnan käynnistämiseen tarvittavien varojen hankkiminen ja turvaaminen vaatii huolellista suunnittelua ja harkintaa, ja on tärkeää ymmärtää käytettävissä olevat vaihtoehdot ennen rahoitussopimusten tekemistä.
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How to Find the Best Loans in Finland for Your Needs
Finding the best loans in Finland for your needs can be a daunting task, as there are many different types of loans available.
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Get to Know Druskininkai – On Bicycles and Skis
Druskininkai is a beautiful spa town surrounded by surreal nature, located in the corner of Lithuania.
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Very Cold Weather Ahead in Southern Finland
The recent weather forecast is cold. Very cold.
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Prime Minister Marin in Her New Year’s Message: We Must Continue Our Efforts to Break Away From Russian Energy
In her New Year’s message, Prime Minister Sanna Marin (the SDP) talked about the hurt in Ukraine, the Finnish relations with Russia and, among others, the energy crisis.
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President Niinistö Encourages Us to Find Strength in a Time Filled with Worries; Read His New Year’s Speech in Full
President Sauli Niinistö gave his traditional New Year’s speech on Sunday. He talked about finding strength in a time filled with worries, he compared Stalin with Putin and, among other things, spoke about brushing up our thinking related to internal security.
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Ethereum Cuts Energy Usage in the Middle of Global Energy Crisis; Slashes as Much as 99% of Its Energy Demand
The news that Ethereum was cutting its energy usage is welcome indeed. We take a look at how the cryptocurrency has done this, and the expected impacts of this move.
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President Niinistö to Attend JEF Leaders Meeting in Latvia; Topics Include European Security
The meeting includes discussions on Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and European security.
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7 Best Things to See in Riga
Riga is a beautiful Baltic city that is largely undiscovered by mass tourism and offers a totally out-of-the-box travel experience.
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President Filipe Nyusi of Mozambique to Arrive in Finland for a Working Visit Next Week; President Nyusi to Meet with Finnish President Sauli Niinistö and Others
Mozambique is a long-term development cooperation partner of Finland but the previous presidential visit from the country in southeastern Africa was in 2008.
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Healthcare Professionals and People Taking Care of Overall Security Invited to the President’s Ball This Year
Finland’s Independence Day will be celebrated with a reception hosted by President Sauli Niinistö and Mrs. Jenni Haukio on Tuesday, December 6, 2022, at the Presidential Palace.
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President Niinistö at the Nordic Council’s 70th Anniversary: The Atmosphere in World Politics is Even Chillier Than During the Cold War
In his speech at the 70th anniversary of the Nordic Council, President Sauli Niinistö talked about the Nordic cooperation, the chilliest atmosphere since the Cold War, and among other things, the ongoing NATO process. Here are the Finnish president’s remarks in full.
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Ticket Prices of Public Transport to Increase Significantly in Helsinki
The prices of public transport will increase in the capital region starting on January 1, 2023.
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Tallinna-Helsinki risteilyllä shoppailu kannattaa. Aina.
Talinna-Helsinki risteilyjä on tarjolla moneen lähtöön, ja alennuskoodeilla voi säästää pitkän pennin.
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Metro to Start Running to Kivenlahti in December; West Metro Extended with Five New Stations
The new section of the line is seven kilometers long, with five new stations.
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Lidl is Recalling Fried Almonds: May Contain Metal
Lidl recommends not eating the product and returning it to the closest store.
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Head of the International Energy Agency Warns About Two Difficult Winters in Europe While Visiting Finland
Faith Birol, the head of the International Energy Agency (IEA), warned the Economic Council of Finland of a difficult winter
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Krista Kiuru Returns to Her Post as Minister of Family Affairs and Social Services
President Sauli Niinistö reappointed member of Parliament Krista Kiuru (the SDP) as the minister of family affairs and social services.
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Helsinki Bans Studded Tires on Lönnrotinkatu
The pilot ban on studded tires came into force at the end of September. The aim of the three-year pilot is to improve air quality and reduce traffic noise in the area.
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Finnish Borders Now Closed From Russian Tourists
The restrictions came into force at midnight on Friday.
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Finnish Foreign Minister Haavisto: Russians Traveling with a Tourist Visa Will be Denied Entry to Finland
Finland will place significant restrictions on tourism from Russia.
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Russian Metals King Potanin of Interros will Transfer up to 50% of Rosbank Shares to Charitable Foundation
Interros, a holding company owned by Russian businessman Vladimir Potanin, will give up to 50% of Rosbank’s shares to a charitable foundation set up by him.
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Nornickel Smelter Closure in Russia Clears Air in Northern Norway
The air quality in the East Finnmark district in northern Norway has improved drastically since Russian mining giant Nornickel closed its smelter in the Russian town, Nikel.
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Atomyze Plans to Expand its Range of Investment Products; More Digital Assets on the Russian Market
The Russian tokenization platform Atomyze states that it will expand its work to the entire group of precious metals.
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Government Decides on Budget Proposal for 2023; Here’s How a Lower VAT Rate Will Affect Electricity Bill; Read Full Report on Details of the Proposal
We highlight some of the measures that will affect everyday life. We also put the full budget proposal under scrutiny.
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Finlands Cuts Russian Tourist Visa Applications to Half Beginning on Thursday
The Ministry for Foreign Affairs is limiting the number of visa application appointments available in Russia each day to half of normal.
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Drug Dealing and Troublemaking Disturb Passengers in Metro; Police Begin Intensive Surveillance Period
The surveillance period, which begins on August 29, aims to improve safety in the metro traffic and at the stations along the route.
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The Venetian Festival Urges People to Celebrate the End of the Summer on the Seashores of Helsinki on Saturday
The Venetian Festival marks the end of the boating and cottage season. In Helsinki, it’s the first time that neighborhood associations are joining forces to create events across the city.
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German Training Ship Gorch Fock Visiting Helsinki; Open to Public
The ship, which is almost 90 meters long, will berth at Katajanokka during the visit and will be open to the public.
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Miss Finland 2022 Finalists Pose wih Sunflowers on the Independence Day of Ukraine
Ten finalists of Miss Finland 2022 beauty competition pose in photos with sunflowers, known widely as a symbol of peace.
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Prime Minister Marin Almost Bursts Into Tears When Describing Her Past Week at Public Event
Prime Minister Sanna Marin (the SDP) is again all over the national news. This time for tears and emotions.
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Read the Full Transcript of President Niinistö’s Speech at the Ambassadors’ Conference
In his speech at the Ambassadors’ Conference on Tuesday at the Little Parliament in Helsinki, President Sauli Niinistö talked, among other things, about the Russian aggression in Ukraine, NATO and Turkey. Here are the Finnish president’s remarks in full.
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Russian Norilsk Nickel Seeks an Alternative to European Transportation Routes
Russian Norilsk Nickel, one of the world’s largest producers of nickel, copper and other metals, is seeking alternative ways of delivery as the Finnish railway company VR has announced to stop Russian cargo from 2023.
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Finnish Leaders Express Condolences at Death of Japan Ex-PM Abe; ‘Deeply Shocked, Our Thoughts are With the People of Japan’
The assassination on Friday of Japan’s longest-serving prime minister, Shinzo Abe, has sent shockwaves around the world, Finland included.
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How Harjavalta Avoided Sanctions
The Russian war has not affected Nornickel Harjavalta’s productivity, and it maintains plans to expand its capacity.
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Harjavalta’s Expansion Project on Track Despite Sanctions Against Russia’s Potanin
The UK on Wednesday announced sanctions against Vladimir Potanin, the Russian owner of a large stake in Harjavalta’s parent company Norilsk Nickel. Finland is home to Norilsk Nickel’s only foreign asset – Harjavalta.
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NATO Invites Finland and Sweden to Join the Military Alliance
The agreement between Turkey, Finland and Sweden paved the way for the invitation.
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Turkey Supports Finland’s NATO Membership; Read President Niinistö’s Statement in Full
Finland Today publishes President Sauli Niinistö’s statement in full after he met with the Turkish president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, together with the Swedish prime minister, Magdalena Andersson.
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President Sauli Niinistö to Travel to Madrid for NATO Summit
President Niinistö will participate in the meeting of the North Atlantic Council at the level of heads of state and government.
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Hot Weather Ahead for Midsummer and Beyond
The weather’s going to be hot for Midsummer and beyond.
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GALLERY: New Terminal at Helsinki Airport Brings Services Under One Roof
Finavia opened a new terminal at Helsinki Airport on Tuesday, which centralizes the check-in, security controls and baggage claims in a single terminal.
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Tuesday, June 21, was the Longest Day of the Year
The start of summer astrologically falls on the summer solstice, and in Finland it’s today; it marks the moment when the Earth’s poles are at their maximum tilt toward the sun.
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Nornickel Harjavalta Unveils Nickel Expansion Project at Public Event
A significant increase in production will require Nornickel Harjavalta to apply for a new environmental permit.
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Dialogue with the Sámi continues in Finland and Russia
The work of the Sámi Truth and Reconciliation Commission continues for the time being with a reduced composition.
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Finnish Prime Minister Sanna Marin Tests Positive for Coronavirus
Prime Minister Sanna Marin has tested positive for the coronavirus.
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School is Out, Summer is Here; 61,000 Students Finish Comprehensive School
On Saturday, students across the country are celebrating the end of the academic year.
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GALLERY: National Parade on the Flag Day of the Finnish Defence Forces Attracted a Large Crowd in Helsinki
The national parade on the Flag Day of the Finnish Defence Forces takes over the streets in Helsinki on Saturday.
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Prime Minister Marin Attends Confidential Bilderberg Meeting in Washington D.C.
The 68th Bilderberg Meeting will take place from June 2 to 5 in Washington, D.C., USA. The annual conference is designed to foster dialogue between Europe and North America.
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