Lonna is a small island near Suomenlinna but capable of hosting some of the biggest names in contemporary jazz. Helsinki-based We Jazz organization created one of the highlights of the Finnish festival summer when they arranged Odysseus.
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Here’s our massive gallery from spending three days at the jazziest (and funkiest) festivals in this beautiful Nordic country.
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We spent three days at the Tuska Open Air Metal Festival in Helsinki. View our gallery of over 90 photos.
Read MoreHere’s our review of this well-rounded biopic.
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To celebrate the beginning of the summer, we attended the earlier days of two festivals, which reach their climax on Saturday. Which one do we recommend? Both.
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We visited the exhibition that includes works inspired by flora, the organic shapes of plants and fruit and the use of natural materials at the president’s official summer residence, Kultaranta, in Naantali, southwestern Finland.
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This year’s edition of the World Village Festival was fascinating with various venues spread across the city.
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Professor Sir Partha Dasgupta, an Indian-British economist, traveled to Finland to describe his findings from the Dasgupta Review, a report that has attracted wide international attention.
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“The wall has collapsed!” Finns go bezerk in Helsinki after Finland wins gold in world championship ice hockey.
Read MoreHere’s our review with a hundred percent score.
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Macy Gray, the Grammy-winning, soul, jazz and R&B singer, entertained a big room full of people at Kulttuuritalo in Helsinki. Before the show, she talked to Finland Today about her approach to music.
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On May 17, Parliament adopted an opinion on government reports on the changing security environment and Finland’s application to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, NATO.
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On Sunday, a historic press conference was arranged at the Presidential Palace where President Sauli Niinistö and Prime Minister Sanna Marin told about Finland’s decision to apply for NATO membership.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson of Britain visited Finland on Wednesday evening to sign a joint statement.
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Sanni Mustajärvi was one of the 30 mothers to receive a medal for their efforts in taking care of their families.
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Finland Today attended the Finnish film awards. View the gallery and check out the winners.
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Greenpeace climbs on top of a landmark building in the Helsinki center.
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The Helsinki-based sextet consists of younger players that have indulged in the jazz realm with more passion than some of their older contemporary peers.
Read MoreHere’s our five-star review.
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Prime Minister Sanna Marin (the SDP) met with Swedish Prime Minister Magdalena Andersson at the Finnish prime minister’s official residence, Kesäranta, on Saturday to talk about the ongoing war in Ukraine and other topics.
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The Finnish president, Sauli Niinistö, met with his US counterpart, Joe Biden, at the White House on Friday. On Saturday, the Swedish prime minister, Magdalena Andersson, and the Swedish defense minister, Peter Hultqvist, will visit Finland for discussions.
Read MoreHere’s our five-star review.
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Here’s what’s been said and done in Finland in the past three days since Russia began military strikes in Ukraine.
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The Olympic Stadium prepares to receive an audience of about 20,000.
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It’s going to start snowing heavily in the Uusimaa region on Monday afternoon.
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People gather at the Market Square in Helsinki to celebrate the Olympic gold medal in ice hockey.
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Photojournalist Tony Öhberg spent the night observing the Convoy Finland protest that gathered hundreds on Friday and where 55 people ended up in police custody.
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Hundreds gathered in Helsinki to remind the decision-makers that this is the final lockdown.
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The government summoned on Wednesday to talk about the current state of coronavirus restrictions and what to do with them in the near future.
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In places, according to the Finnish Meteorological Institute, it may snow as much as 30 centimeters.
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The government tightens restrictions on restaurants, events, education and borders. The coronavirus passport does not give much freedom.
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The firefighters have been working to extinguish the attic fire throughout the night.
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On Wednesday, Prime Minister Marin answered questions related to last weekend’s night out.
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Over 2,000 people took part in various protests on Finland’s 104th Independence Day.
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The Independence Day celebrations have started peacefully.
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Read MoreBetter schedule the evening off when preparing to watch this thriller of a series.
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Regional State Administrative Agencies are restricting events across the country in an attempt to curb the spread of the pandemic.
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The Finnish national football team, Huuhkajat, loses to France 0–2 in World Cup qualifiers at the sold-out Helsinki Olympic Stadium on Tuesday night.
Read More‘Red Notice’ premieres on Netflix on November 12. Here’s our review.
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Here are the details of the new plan to curb the spread of the pandemic.
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Here are some of the key points of Helsinki’s budget plan for 2022.
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