This year the organizers wanted to highlight the diversity of their LGBTIQ community and make room for voices often left unheard or silenced in the society.
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The former US President Barack Obama will speak at the Nordic Business Forum in Helsinki in September.
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The first phase will last until July 17 (05:00 in the morning) and affects commuter trains I, P, N and K.
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An independent investigation team has completed a safety investigation of the stabbings that took place in Turku on August 18, 2017.
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Here are some of the highlights of the day.
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This year, there will be a record number of Pride events arranged across the country.
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Finland tops the government policy category and ranks 5th in the supply and demand category.
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The network brings together states and international organizations to carry out concrete cooperation against nuclear threats.
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The portrait has been moved to the museum from the Presidential Room of the Government Palace.
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The first Finnish stumbling stones commemorate three Jewish victims of Nazi persecution.
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Ethiopia is one of the fastest growing economies in the world.
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On Monday evening, there were reports of 40,000 people without electricity in eastern parts of the country, namely in the Northern Karelia region.
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The E18 motorway connection from Turku to Vaalimaa is now fully completed. The connection is very important for business and safety.
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The Finnish parliament debated the flag issue in spring 1918, and on May 28 approved the proposal of its constitutional committee for a new national symbol.
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The title signifies the empty shell that remains when a person is forced to censure her- or himself when forced to move to another country due to discrimination.
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Smooth permit procedures play a significant role in attracting international talents and workers to Finland.
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The percentage of happy foreign students is very high.
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The campaign also spotlights Finland’s position at the center of the global heavy metal community: Finland has more metal bands per capita than any other country.
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The Statement of Intent was signed by the US and “two of its most capable and likeminded partners.”
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The inter-governmental meeting between Finland and Estonia is the first one in the whole history of the two nations.
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Finland tops the world in air quality.
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According to the forecast, the Helsinki region will have a total population of 2 million and 1.05 million jobs in 2050.
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Throughout eight thematic sections, Barbie’s evolution can be viewed over the past 59 years.
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President Sauli Niinistö had a telephone call with the US President Donald Trump on Monday, April 23.
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The aim is to strengthen Finland’s defense capability and readiness and exercise in receiving international assistance and interoperability.
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The oldest amusement park in Finland gets ready for a new season.
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Speed limit enforcement was implemented in more than 20 European countries at the same time.
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Seven companies working with concrete will go on strike today because of a dispute over wages.
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According to PM Juha Sipilä, who met with his Indian counterpart, Narendra Modi, on Tuesday, Finland’s exports to India have grown over the past few years.
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Speed limit enforcement will be focused on urban areas and locations where accidents have occurred and speeding has been observed.
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On Monday, Finland joined an international initiative aiming at holding accountable those responsible for the use of chemical weapons.
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Here’s what the Finnish president had to say.
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According to Foreign Minister Timo Soini, Finland is serious about its commitment to better address the protection of refugee women and girls. Friday morning saw the launch of Finland’s National Action Plan on Women, Peace and Security.
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He will meet with several ministers and the president.
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Russia has announced corresponding measures also against many other countries that have expelled Russian diplomats.
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At present, only graduates have had the opportunity to receive a one-year job-seeking permit.
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“It’s an experience,” said President Niinistö.
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The company’s concept redefines the basics of food production, as it isn’t dependent on agriculture, the weather, or the climate.
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This year’s package consists of a total of 64 different products.
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Helenius breaks his metacarpal bone in the fight against his Belarusian opponent.
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The Finnish Olympic Team arrived in Finland carrying their hard-earned, shining medals and we caught it on video.
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Lohja will host the world’s first Ice Carousel Festival and Ice Carousel Championships on February 23-24.
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Our international team at Finland Today is here to help you to integrate into the Finnish society.
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In an effort to “activate” the unemployed, a new Finnish government policy has drawn a public outcry. On Friday, a mass protest will cripple the society.
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Ikea founder, Ingvar Kamprad, has died at the age of 91.
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Lower pay would allow immigrants greater opportunities to integrate, improve productivity and become employed, the economists say.
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