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POLITICS
‘An Import Ban Would be Catastrophic’; Minister Rydman Explains Why the Nickel and Fertilizer Trade From Russia Continues
Wille Rydman (Finns), the minister of economic affairs, defends the nickel trade, saying Finland and other Western countries depend on Nornickel’s nickel refining.
Labor Unions Extend Strikes to Three Weeks; A Deeper Look at the ‘Political War’ in the World’s Happiest Country
Finland ranks as the happiest country in the world for the seventh year in a row. At the same time, trade unions and the government have reached a stalemate and companies have no choice but to leave their workers without pay.
GALLERY: The Inauguration of President Alexander Stubb
Alexander Stubb was inaugurated as Finland’s 13th president, marking the beginning of a new era and bringing to an end the tenure of President Sauli Niinistö.
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‘Spaceman’ Starring Adam Sandler is a Story About a Cosmonaut Talking to a Giant Spider, and That is It
In ‘Spaceman,’ comedian Adam Sandler receives comfort from a large arachnid in outer space. There’s not much more to say.
‘Dune: Part Two’ Film Review: This Movie Will Likely Blow Your Mind
‘Dune: Part Two’ scores 100% in Tony Öhberg’s review. “It was a thrilling, action-packed tale that rocked black Italian leather seats for nearly three hours while keeping viewers glued to a screen larger than a volleyball court. That said, while this movie should be enjoyed in the largest movie auditorium you can find, the strong storytelling would bring deep enjoyment even if it was streamed to your mobile device while sitting in the bathroom,” Öhberg writes.
‘Lift’ Film Review: Get Me Nato!
‘Lift,’ starring Kevin Hart, is a gripping gold-heist thriller set in the modern era.
GALLERY: Lux Helsinki Lights Up Helsinki in Biting Frost in One of Its Most Creative Editions Yet
Lux Helsinki began on Wednesday evening, illuminating the Finnish capital in freezing weather that felt close to -30 degrees Celsius. View our gallery.
GALLERY: Strikes Against the Government’s Policies Clear the City Center of People in Helsinki
The strikes against the government's cuts cleared the streets of downtown Helsinki on Friday. The so-called Compass Square (Kompassitori) under the Helsinki Railway Station was almost empty. Photograph: TONY ÖHBERG/FINLAND TODAY It's Friday afternoon in Helsinki, and...
Conscripts’ Willingness to Defend Finland Continues to Grow, Say Recent Graduates
The final survey of conscripts discharged in December showed a record-high level of satisfaction for the period 2014-2023.
HELSINKI
Strikes Bring Public Transport to a Standstill on Friday; Here’s What Runs and What Doesn’t
Public transport will be disrupted on Friday.
VIDEO: 13,000 People in Senate Square Demand Talks With Government Instead of Dictatorial Approach
About 13,000 people, according to police estimates, took part in a protest called “Stop Now!” in the Senate Square on Thursday afternoon
We Visited the Matka Travel Fair
The program covers current tourism phenomena, destination tips and travel trends.
Helsinki Faces Extremely Cold Weather
The low-temperature record may be broken in Helsinki this week.
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NATION
The Suspected School Shooter in Vantaa Planned His Attack, According to the Police; One Victim Killed, Two Girls Fight for Life
The events leading up to Tuesday’s school shooting in Viertola have begun to unfold. Here’s what we know so far.
Vantaa School Shooting Claims One 12-Year-Old Victim and Leaves Two Seriously Injured
The shooting at Viertola school in Vantaa left a 12-year-old dead and two students of the same age seriously injured. The incident sent shockwaves through the nation on Tuesday.
Student, 12, Suspected in Vantaa School Shooting; Three Pupils Injured
Police suspect a minor shot other students at Viertola school, Vantaa.
Fintraffic: Easter Traffic on Good Friday Similar to a Quiet Sunday
Fintraffic had previously estimated that Good Friday traffic would be heavy between the morning and afternoon. Photograph: TONY ÖHBERG/FINLAND TODAY THE EASTER TRAFFIC on Good Friday has been comparable to a quiet Sunday. according to Fintraffic, the traffic...
Labor Unions Extend Strikes to Three Weeks; A Deeper Look at the ‘Political War’ in the World’s Happiest Country
Finland ranks as the happiest country in the world for the seventh year in a row. At the same time, trade unions and the government have reached a stalemate and companies have no choice but to leave their workers without pay.