On Tuesday night, Iran launched over a dozen missiles at two Iraqi bases stationed by American troops and its coalition forces. Finland has peacekeeping units in the other attacked base.
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The new conscripts are the first to participate in the Training 2020 Program, a renewed conscript training of the defense forces.
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Finland is getting ready to repatriate the first children from Al Hol.
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A group of men in masks attacked a chemical warehouse in Espoo early on Monday afternoon.
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The police’s intensified surveillance of pre-Christmas traffic carried out about a month ago, caught a total of 255 suspected drunk drivers over two weekends.
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“In 2010–2016, food losses accounted for almost 10 percent of greenhouse gas emissions.”
Read MoreProhibited plants and plant products can be left in rubbish bins at the eastern border crossing points. No sanctions will be imposed for handing over goods voluntarily.
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In the evening the weather is going to get milder.
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According to the Finnish government, gender equality has been a conscious political decision that has made Finland one of the most successful countries in the world on many levels.
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In total, the strikes involve about 100,000 workers
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A handling fee will be introduced for goods outside the EU fiscal territory that have a value of more than 22 euros.
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An ultralight aircraft has made an emergency landing in Espoo on Wednesday afternoon.
Read MoreFinnish 15-year-olds rank among top performers in reading literacy in OECD countries, the latest PISA results reveal.
Read MoreThe collissions happened at the intersection of Pakkala.
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On Wednesday the weather is going to become mild, followed by rains in most parts of the country.
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Knowledge and discussion in society will configure as the main themes of the reception.
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“We will restore our normal operations as soon as possible.”
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National Conciliator Vuokko Piekkala has put forward a proposal for an agreement on Tuesday evening, which may lead to the end of postal strikes.
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“We hope for these strikes to have a positive outcome,” the Danish/American hard rock group says in a statement.
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The Finnish Seamen’s Union will begin its support strike for Posti workers on Monday.
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The postal strike will affect traffic with Viking Line’s Finnish-flagged vessels beginning on Monday.
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The strike will cause significant disruptions to bus services in the HSL area.
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“Some customers have lost network completely and others have lost mobile data connection,” Telia says in a statement.
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Basically, the busses would not run.
Read MoreOfficers will be stopping and breathalyzing drivers in the evenings and at night in particular. Patrols may also be out on Saturday and Sunday mornings.
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Have the Finns started to drink less, like the Swedes, perhaps?
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Here’s the latest forecast.
Read MoreWith the financial backing, Helsinki Airport’s annual capacity is expected to rise to about 30 million passengers per year.
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On Sunday, PAU informed the national conciliator that more strikes are ahead.
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Several cars had accidents on Thursday.
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According to PAU’s announcement, the strike will begin on Monday, November 11 at 6:00 in the morning and continue until midnight on Sunday, November 24.
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A new cold record has been reached at the Enontekiö Airport on Tuesday morning.
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The low-pressure area that was forecast to drop as much as 20 centimeters of snow on the south coast of Finland, has taken another track.
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A national database of surveillance camera maps is now used across the police service.
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The updated strategy of the Finnish gaming monopoly, Veikkaus, is going to focus more on responsibility.
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If the weather follows the current predictions, snow chaos is likely.
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The theme of this year’s presidential Independence Day reception is knowledge and discussion.
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“This is the first time in our 10-year history we make such significant fare cuts.”
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According to the rescue service, they have been clearing trees. Roofs of industrial buildings and detached houses have come off.
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Last Thursday evening, a man with a white jacket grabbed a nine-year-old boy and tried to carry him away at a parking lot in Espoo, northern Tapiola.
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Ursula von der Leyen is a former German defense minister. She will begin her post as the president of the European Commission in November.
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The first body, a woman, 25, was found at 03:00. Another body, a man, 21, was found about one and a half hour later.
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“The EU’s goal has always been to reach an agreement that avoids a no-deal Brexit,” says the Finnish prime minister, Antti Rinne.
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The elderly woman had told about the incident to her relatives and they had called the emergency number.
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Finland’s development has been slower, although its scores increased slightly in some domains, such as money and power.
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President Sauli Niinistö will make his first official visit to Africa on Tuesday.
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On Monday, it’s going to rain the whole day in Helsinki and Turku.
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In total, the main live air exercise of the Finnish Air Force involved approximately 60 aircraft and 4,500 airmen.
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“We are very concerned about the impacts of the measures on the humanitarian situation in Syria,” Prime Minister Antti Rinne says in a statement.
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