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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In addition, half of the respondents in a survey consider Independence Day celebrations more important than before.
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A hundred years ago, on December 4, voting began in the first elections after the Civil War.
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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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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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The police are thankful for the numerous tips they received in relation to the sightings of the girl.
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The girl left home from Toivola school in Pirkkala at 13:45 and has not returned home in Vuores, Tampere.
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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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Expect delayed trains.
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The 15-point declaration states that more needs to be done to reach the goals set out in the Paris Agreement.
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Technical problems between Ruoholahti and Lauttasaari are causing delays to the metro service.
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On Monday, there will be snow showers in the middle and southern parts of the country, and the ground is likely to turn white even in the south.
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On Sunday it could snow in the whole country.
Read MoreThe project aims, among others, to revive the River Tenojoki and Baltic Sea salmon stocks.
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Sipilä will receive a number of guests at the prime minister’s official residence Kesäranta.
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There are about 300,000 people living in Finland whose mother tongue is Swedish.
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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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This week Finland will see unexceptionally warm air mass, unusual even in the summer.
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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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The AI bot serves the applicant in English or Finnish.
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Here’s a list of who will get the vaccination for free.
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On Saturday, a Finn traveling in Australia needed an ambulance.
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Labor unions Akava, STTK and SAK have accepted the government’s proposal, which was presented on Thursday.
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Here’s what you should know.
Read MoreIt’s time to switch to winter tires and start looking for that winter coat.
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The Trade Union for the Public and Welfare Sectors JHL will go on a two-day strike beginning on Monday.
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“The consequences of climate change shocked Finland and the rest of the world last summer.”
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“Finland’s Plastics Roadmap is the first one of its kind and could well serve as a trendsetter for other countries.
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The temperatures are becoming cooler, day by day.
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Preparation for the needs of a growing city lies at the heart of Mayor Jan Vapaavuori’s 2019 budget proposal.
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President Niinistö and President Nazarbayev last met in June 2017, when President Niinistö visited the Astana World Expo in Kazakhstan.
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The grounds for dismissal would be amended only for enterprises employing fewer than 10 persons.
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The industrial action is starting because the Finnish government has not withdrawn its draft law weakening protection against dismissal.
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She worked continuously to improve women’s position in society.
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The number of canceled services will vary from day to day according to the number of drivers available.
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The unemployment rate was 6.8 percent, or 0.7 percentage points lower than the previous year.
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“Each employee arriving in Finland is an important asset for their prospective employer, and delays in the residence permit process can at worst jeopardize companies’ operations,” said Minister of the Interior Kai Mykkänen.
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The reserve police would have the right to carry guns in emergency and defense situations.
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The man is suspected of murdering a middle-aged woman in Itäpuisto on Sunday morning.
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This week from September 17 to 21, the police will observe the use of mobile phones and other distraction factors in traffic.
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The objective is that the authorities from both countries would meet regularly to exchange information,” said Director General Jorma Vuorio.
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This is the fourth meeting between the prime ministers.
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In the southern and western parts of the country, the weather will slowly become fairly sunny but occasional rain showers may occur.
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A peaceful protest results in police catching four.
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There are many foreign names on the list.
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The challenges in wearing a helmet include sweat and messing up the hairdo.
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The red panda couple got their first cub at the Helsinki Zoo on Tuesday. The red pandas are...
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Khankan is the author of the book titled “Women Are The Future of Islam,” and she is considered one of the 100 leading female pioneers in the world.
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After moving to Finland, this is what I have learned about the Finnish health care system. …
I had always been curious about Finland’s fascination with winter swimming and decided to take the plunge one Christmas holiday. …
Tomorrow, during Father’s Day, it’s only recommended that flags are flown to honor fathers but the custom is not stipulated by law. …
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. …
This is how rural Finland went all out during All Saints’ Day. …