This year’s selection for St. Lucia, is a 21-year-old born in Columbia. “You don’t have to have a certain look to be beautiful,” Anna-Kajsa Edström said in an interview for Finland Today.
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Here are some of the highlights of the centenary celebrations.
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Nowhere was the gap in performance between the genders as wide as in Finland.
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We jumped on the West Metro to experience the ride from Espoo to Helsinki.
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“In a society where everybody feels integrated, the risk of radicalization diminishes,” said Foreign Minister Timo Soini.
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The metro extension from Ruoholahti to Matinkylä will open to passenger service on Saturday, November 28, 2017.
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Perhaps it is the clean air that makes expats feel welcome or the safety the city boasts compared to other large metropolises around the world.
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The Finnish presidential couple is expecting a child.
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“It’s a very important job and an amazing opportunity,” says Katariina Räikkönen, 16.
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The former Finnish President also said that in Finland, Hillary Clinton would have won.
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The maximum amount of assistance for the voluntary return of third-country citizens will be increased today.
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“We took note of the positive development that has taken place in both trade and tourism between Finland and Russia since our previous meeting in Oulu last December,” said Prime Minister Juha Sipilä.
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The Helsinki Graduate School of Economics will seek to become an internationally top-level economics research and teaching unit.
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“We Finns have every reason to be proud of our history,” said President Sauli Niinistö.
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Christian Evans, a native Brit, has been collecting some of the most common mistakes that Finns make.
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In form and materials, Finnish design draws from the well of Finnish nature.
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In Finland, deaths related to accidents at work are decreasing.
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According to the air guitar ideology, ”Wars would end, climate change would stop and bad things would disappear if all the people in the world played the air guitar.”
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Mayor Vapaavuori aims, for example, to double the number of places for education and early childhood education in English.
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The government is recommending that the whole country will join in a moment of silence on Sunday at 10:00 in the morning.
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Helsinki is the only city of the Nordic countries that made it to top ten in the list.
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This is the first meeting between President Niinistö and President Trump.
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From Monday, August 14, tram 9 will start running along Välimerenkatu to its new terminal in Saukonpaasi.
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“People didn’t come to show themselves—to be on TV,” Oroza said. “They came to be listened to.”
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Floral Helsinki offers a unique opportunity to watch the top florists compete in binding flowers at a free event.
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Train services in Finland will stop (all trains VR and HSL), starting on Monday evening at 18:00 when train drivers are joining a strike.
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These stadiums challenge the audience and athletes to promote good sportsmanship and to intervene in negative jeering and name-calling.
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It’s that time of the year when first-graders are strolling over Zebra crossings all over the country. Drivers need to stay extra cautious.
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The proportion of students speaking a foreign language in comprehensive school is expected to rise in Finland.
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Herkkujen Suomi Food Festival offers something for all ages and tastes with a vast spectrum on offer.
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A video related to the kidnapping has been released in social media. The Finnish authorities request not to spread it.
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Finns are the third best sleepers in the world, according to Fitbit, the US-based fitness tech company.
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Uber stops its service in Finland. For the time being.
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Today we celebrate poets that have helped to shape Finnish culture, and this is done through the birthday of Eino Leino.
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The trees of the park are donations from Japanese people living in Finland to Helsinki, as thanks for Helsinki being such a good place to live.
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Employees from African countries are most likely to contact the service, whereas Estonian employees have the corresponding lowest rate of inquiries.
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The festival attracted about 28,000 visitors to its silver screens in the realm of endless sunlight.
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Most of the casualties died in the water.
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“It’s important to help a fellow human being in need,” President Halonen said.
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In the future, tickets must be bought in advance.
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From June 15-18, the Citizens’ Square transforms into a vibrant outdoor food village, the ultimate setting for a summer feast.
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The prestigious ranking shows that Finland truly is a world leader when it comes to innovation in cleantech.
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The companies participating in the experiment represent sectors that have difficulties in finding workforce, such as the manufacturing industry, building, trade and services.
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On Saturday, June 10, we celebrate the National Sauna Day.
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58,000 adolescents graduate from the comprehensive school, while 27,070 upper secondary schoolers are leaving the premises with a diploma in hand.
Read MoreMany immigrants who don’t look like a ‘stereotypical Finn’ feel traumatized by multiple racist encounters throughout their lives.
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Energy levels were high as girls and women of all ages stepped up to the start line ready and determined to complete the 10-kilometer race.
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World Village Festival will gather tens of thousands of people to Kaisaniemi Park in Helsinki during the weekend, May 27-28.
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Here are the details of the state funeral for the former Finnish president, Mauno Koivisto, on Thursday, May 25.
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