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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Stormy Winds, Freezing Temperatures and Sunny Weather Expected
Stormy winds, freezing temperatures and sunny weather expected.
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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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School Transport Driver is Suspected of Sexual Child Abuse in Central Finland
All victims are under 15.
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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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Driving for the Winter Break? Here’s What You Need to Know
Planning to take the road? Here’s what you need to know.
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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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Darude to Represent Finland in Eurovision Song Contest 2019
“This is a huge challenge for me in many ways,” Darude said.
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Finland and Sweden Engage in Even Closer Cooperation Regarding Bioeconomy and Defense Sector
The good relations between the two countries and the will to further enhance them where among the key topics discussed by the Prime Minister of Sweden Stefan Löfven and Finnish Prime Minister Juha Sipilä in Helsinki.
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If Britain Leaves EU, UK Citizens Could Stay in Finland at Least till 2020
“With this special act, we want to ensure that UK citizens now living in Finland can continue to live in Finland without any problems.”
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Swedish Prime Minister Stefan Löfven is Visiting Finland
Stefan Löfven was re-elected as the Swedish prime minister after the parliamentary election last autumn.
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Heavy Snowfall Cancels Flights and Causes Bad Driving Weather – 27 Centimeters of Snow in Helsinki And More to Come
Heavy snowfall will disturb traffic and flights.
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Drunken Tractor Driver Escapes the Police in the Forest – Then Starts Fighting
With the aid of a police dog, the search for the drunken driver began.
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Weather Could Get Really Cold Again in Southern Finland – Night-Time Temperatures Could Drop to Minus 30 Degrees
The mild winter weather that Helsinki is experiencing on Friday will turn chillier during the weekend.
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Finland Does Most Good in the World, According to Good Country Index
The Good Country Index takes stock of 35 measurements that show countries’ contributions in different categories.
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New Cold Record in South: Minus 33 Degrees! – Weather to Become Milder on Wednesday
On Wednesday, the weather is becoming milder, and there will be thick snowfalls in the south.
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View the Pictures of Super Blood Wolf Moon on Monday Morning as Captured by Finns
A total lunar eclipse called “Super Blood Wolf Moon” delighted Finns across the...
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Taxi Driver in Turku Suspected of Sexual Crime
A customer in a taxi becomes a victim of sexual crime in Turku.
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Heavy Snowfall Cancels Several Flights and Trains
Finnair has canceled several flights because of the heavy snowfall on Thursday morning. Also, several trains have been canceled and delayed.
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President Niinistö: Finland Is Happy to Support China’s Introduction of Winter Sports to Hundreds of Millions
President Sauli Niinistö speaks at the launch of the China-Finland Year of Winter Sports in Beijing.
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18-Hour Snowfall to Arrive in Finland
Get your shovels ready!
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Smitten by Snow – Finns Celebrate Winter By Flooding Twitter With Beautiful Winter Pictures
Here’s how Finns celebrate winter on Twitter.
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Customer at Helsinki Airport Claims There Are Explosives in the Suitcase
On Wednesday, a customer at the Helsinki Airport said to a clerk that there are explosives in the suitcase.
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President Sauli Niinistö to Visit China – Will Attend Opening of China-Finland Winter Sport Year
Finland is actively seeking new business opportunities in the Chinese winter sports sector.
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Gold! Finland Beats USA at World Junior Hockey Championships – View the Higlights
The Finnish Young Lions win gold at the World Junior Hockey Championships in Canada.
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Finnair is the Safest Airline in the World
The safety ranking compares the largest 100 airlines by their key safety parameters.
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Reloading of Old Helsinki Region Transport Travel Cards to Stop on Monday
The old HSL (Helsinki Regional Transport) travel cards can no longer be topped up at ticket machines after Monday, January 7.
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59,000 People Demand a Ban on Fireworks
A citizens’ initiative titled “Stop the Spatter (Rajat räiskeelle)” has gathered over 59,000 signatures.
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National Parade on the Finnish Independence Day in Mikkeli Celebrates a Centenary of Readiness
The parade will be participated by troops from all three services, the National Defence University, the Finnish Border Guard as well as veterans’ and national defense organizations with the total attendance strength of approximately 900 persons.
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Finns Want Independence Day Celebrations to Be Cheerful, Bright and Communal
In addition, half of the respondents in a survey consider Independence Day celebrations more important than before.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
Read MoreNext Year We Celebrate the Year of the Salmon
The project aims, among others, to revive the River Tenojoki and Baltic Sea salmon stocks.
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Prime Minister Juha Sipilä to Meet EU Leaders in Helsinki on Wednesday and Thursday – Including Orban and Merkel
Sipilä will receive a number of guests at the prime minister’s official residence Kesäranta.
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Flags Are Hoisted to Honor Finland-Swedish Identity
There are about 300,000 people living in Finland whose mother tongue is Swedish.
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From Swedish Empire to Russian Rule – Finland’s 100-Year Celebration of Independence, Explained
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.
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Warm Air to Arrive in Finland from the Mediterranean Sea
This week Finland will see unexceptionally warm air mass, unusual even in the summer.
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Navy Teaches German Troops to Maneuver in the Finnish Archipelago
The German troops had an opportunity to maneuver among the dense islands. This is not possible along the German coast where the geography is different.
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Looking For a Job? – Smartbot Will Help to Fill Out the Job Application
The AI bot serves the applicant in English or Finnish.
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Free Influenza Vaccinations Provided From Beginning of November
Here’s a list of who will get the vaccination for free.
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Finnish Emergency Center Sent an Ambulance to Bondi Beach in Australia – Help Found Its Way
On Saturday, a Finn traveling in Australia needed an ambulance.
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Finnish Labor Unions Accept Government’s Proposal of Helping Small Companies to Employ Easier – Labor Strikes to Stop
Labor unions Akava, STTK and SAK have accepted the government’s proposal, which was presented on Thursday.
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