GALLERY: Blizzard Slams Helsinki
We followed people in the center of Finland’s capital for two days. Aiming to capture the joy and struggle in photographs amid the first blizzard of the year.
Read MoreWe followed people in the center of Finland’s capital for two days. Aiming to capture the joy and struggle in photographs amid the first blizzard of the year.
Read MoreThe story about “the mother of blues” is taken over by a bunch of players who do more arguing than playing.
Read MoreGeorge Clooney acts and directs in this recommended post-apocalyptic sci-fi drama.
Read MoreFinland’s Independence Day began in exceptional circumstances. In the evening, citizens are urged to join the celebration remotely.
Read MoreHere’s our review of ‘Mank,’ which premieres on Netflix December 4.
Read MoreRon Howard gives us another movie to be remembered for a lifetime.
Read MoreWe observed the streets of Helsinki on Wednesday, November 18, a day before the capital region declared having moved to the spreading phase in the coronavirus pandemic.
Read MoreIn their second recent protest, the climate activists demanded changes in the common agricultural policy of the EU.
Read MoreIn addition to having visited Finland, Biden took a stand on the safety of Finland at the beginning of his campaign.
Read MoreThis is how rural Finland went all out during All Saints’ Day.
Read MoreThe restaurants in Helsinki and around the country are facing hard times. There may still be ways to enjoy their services and help them to survive.
Read MoreThe protesters of Elokapina movement decided not to move from the busy road, so the police pulled out their OC cans.
Read MoreNetflix’s ‘Enola Holmes’ is a mystery-adventure to watch.
Read MoreNetflix’s ‘The Devil All the Time’ premieres in Finland on September 16.
Read MoreView the gallery of event organizers protest in Helsinki on chilly Tuesday afternoon.
Read MoreThe Finnish government has decided to reintroduce travel restrictions on many countries.
Read MoreWe observed the crowd wearing face masks in dowtown Helsinki on Friday.
Read MoreThe Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare (THL) recommends wearing a face mask in public transport, on the way to a coronavirus test and when one is waiting for the test result while moving outside the home.
Read MoreTurku becomes the first city in Finland to recommend wearing face mask when traveling with public transport. However, the data supporting the benefits of wearing a cloth mask are limited.
Read MoreHundreds of new city bikes are going to be available in the city center from the last week of July.
Read MoreIn negotiations on the European Union’s massive spending package to fight the downturn caused by the coronavirus pandemic, Finland reached many of its objectives.
Read MorePresident Sauli Niinistö talked about the idea behind closing the Finnish-Swedish border in an interview with Swedish news agency TT.
Read MorePori Jazz festival was canceled this year, but it has already confirmed some big names for 2021.
Read MoreOne person was injured in an explosion during maintenance work at the Helsinki City Theatre on Monday afternoon. View pictures of the police operation.
Read MoreOne of the most famous tourist magnets in Helsinki turns into an assortment of allotment gardens, almost ready for customers.
Read MoreNordic Business Forum, one of the leading annual business conferences, will be rescheduled to 2021 in Helsinki.
Read MoreHere’s our guide to Midsummer.
Read MoreOn a Wednesday evening in June, the Michelssons came across a sight at their cottage that they will remember for a lifetime.
Read MoreOn Thursday, the government decided to lift some of the restrictions related to travel and public gatherings.
Read MoreMost of the days until Sunday are likely to be sunny and very warm.
Read MoreThe new finance minister has been involved in Finnish politics for four decades.
Read MoreOn Thursday morning, spray-painted slogans against racism greeted the chief sacristan of the Helsinki Cathedral parish.
Read More“I am in shock that so many people attended,” says Andrea Moukoko, one of the organizers.
Read MoreThe rumble in the sky heard in various parts of the country on Thursday salute the Flag Day of the Finnish Defence Forces.
Read MoreIn support of the impassioned rallies across the U.S., a Black Lives Matter march is to take place in Helsinki on Wednesday.
Read MoreThe City of Helsinki is preparing to transform the Senate Square into a new commercial meeting space in the summer.
Read MoreNew coronavirus infections have been confirmed in two schools in the Helsinki metropolitan area on Wednesday.
Read MoreA student has tested positive for the coronavirus in Sipoonjoki School on Tuesday.
Read More13 students are exposed to the virus and have been transferred to home quarantine on Tuesday where they will continue learning through remote connections.
Read MoreThe school has taken measures against the virus by, for example, marking the floors with tape.
Read MoreRestaurants and cafeterias are going to be open on June 1. On Tuesday, the government told us about the details.
Read More12 patients have died due to coronavirus complications.
Read MoreA total of 17 students and four teachers have been exposed to the virus and are now in home quarantine.
Read MoreThe ministers in question have been in the same space with a person who is suspected of being infected with the coronavirus.
Read MoreHere’s a list of the measures to be lifted.
Read MoreThe National Veterans’ Day is honored by a virtual choir, by the state leadership and by the Finnish Defence Forces.
Read MoreAs a coronavirus precaution, the staff of the Helsinki zoo will now keep their distance to the numerous tigers and monkeys on the island.
Read MoreAs a precautionary measure, Prime Minister Sanna Marin will continue her work using remote access arrangements.
Read MoreThe government has decided to ban public gatherings and events of over 500 people until July 31.
Read MoreToday, the government is to make preliminary plans for lifting restrictions related to the coronavirus pandemic. However, summer festivals could be banned.
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