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Finland is seeing fewer vacant jobs, as openings drop below 35,000.
18/11/2024

Finland is seeing fewer vacant jobs, as openings drop below 35,000.

All telecommunications running on the submarine cable have been cut off.
18/11/2024

All telecommunications running on the submarine cable have been cut off.

Authorities seized just under one kilogramme of co***ne from the smuggler.
18/11/2024

Authorities seized just under one kilogramme of co***ne from the smuggler.

Power plant owner TVO expects Europe's largest reactor to be back online by Tuesday.
18/11/2024

Power plant owner TVO expects Europe's largest reactor to be back online by Tuesday.

Up to 30 centimetres of snow is expected in the south of the country.
18/11/2024

Up to 30 centimetres of snow is expected in the south of the country.

According to Prime Minister Petteri Orpo (NCP), defence spending will need to be increased in the late 2020s to meet Nat...
18/11/2024

According to Prime Minister Petteri Orpo (NCP), defence spending will need to be increased in the late 2020s to meet Nato requirements.

It used to cost you extra to be single in Finland.
18/11/2024

It used to cost you extra to be single in Finland.

Nato's largest artillery exercise in Europe ever focuses on Rovajärvi in Finnish Lapland.
17/11/2024

Nato's largest artillery exercise in Europe ever focuses on Rovajärvi in Finnish Lapland.

Nato's largest artillery exercise in Europe ever focuses on Rovajärvi in Finnish Lapland.

In January, VAT will rise on public transport tickets, taxi journeys, sports services, hotel stays, cultural and enterta...
17/11/2024

In January, VAT will rise on public transport tickets, taxi journeys, sports services, hotel stays, cultural and entertainment events, books and medicines.

https://yle.fi/a/74-20125158

More than 44,000 customers lost power as gusts over 28 metres a second were clocked on the south coast. Forecasters warn...
17/11/2024

More than 44,000 customers lost power as gusts over 28 metres a second were clocked on the south coast. Forecasters warn of hazardous driving by mid-week due to a snowstorm.

https://yle.fi/a/74-20125136

Police are investigating a series of brawls after a local ice hockey derby between Tappara and Ilves at the Tampere aren...
16/11/2024

Police are investigating a series of brawls after a local ice hockey derby between Tappara and Ilves at the Tampere arena.

Police are investigating a series of brawls after a local ice hockey derby between Tappara and Ilves at the Tampere arena.

Nordic business groups called for a realistic acknowledgement that the world is not on track to keep temperature rise be...
16/11/2024

Nordic business groups called for a realistic acknowledgement that the world is not on track to keep temperature rise below 1.5-2 degrees Celsius, saying this must be reflected in national commitments to cut emissions.

Nordic business groups called for a realistic acknowledgement that the world is not on track to keep temperature rise below 1.5-2 degrees Celsius, saying this must be reflected in national commitments to cut emissions.

Former president Sauli Niinistö downplayed the importance of the German chancellor's contact with the Kremlin.
16/11/2024

Former president Sauli Niinistö downplayed the importance of the German chancellor's contact with the Kremlin.

Former president Sauli Niinistö downplayed the importance of the German chancellor's contact with the Kremlin.

In 2009, mental health and substance abuse were the reason for 39 percent of military service exemptions, while last yea...
15/11/2024

In 2009, mental health and substance abuse were the reason for 39 percent of military service exemptions, while last year they accounted for around 56 percent of exemptions.

Change negotiations will result in the termination of around 800 staff members at the Helsinki and Uusimaa Hospital Dist...
15/11/2024

Change negotiations will result in the termination of around 800 staff members at the Helsinki and Uusimaa Hospital District (HUS).

Police are investigating the incident as suspected cases of traffic safety endangerment as well as negligence causing in...
15/11/2024

Police are investigating the incident as suspected cases of traffic safety endangerment as well as negligence causing injury.

The incident occurred on Tuesday evening when the passenger fell from a set of stairs while getting off a domestic fligh...
15/11/2024

The incident occurred on Tuesday evening when the passenger fell from a set of stairs while getting off a domestic flight from Kuusamo to Helsinki.

The decline in purchasing power over the past three years in Finland is equivalent to losing 7,000 euros.
15/11/2024

The decline in purchasing power over the past three years in Finland is equivalent to losing 7,000 euros.

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As the ski holiday week begins in the south of Finland on Monday, check out our explainer video into this very uniquely Finnish holiday

While children across the world wait for Santa Claus to come down the chimney on the night of Christmas Eve and deliver presents, it works a little differently in Finland. Check out our explainer video from a Christmas past to find out more about this Finnish tradition.

Erasmus students in Finland
Erasmus students in Finland

What's it like to be an Erasmus student in Finland? Dubliners Tirna Slevin and JJ Clarke visited Helsinki and Yle News and shared some of the tips they picked up. Listen to the full All Points North podcast: https://areena.yle.fi/1-50426129

On 1 March 2017, Finland legalised same-sex marriage. What happened next?

APN interview on Ylen Aamu
APN interview on Ylen Aamu

Denise Wall and Egan Richardson explained a little about our All Points North podcast on the Ylen Aamu show this morning.

Education Minister Li Andersson says politicians are only human and social media helps the public get to know them. Read more about Finland's new, female-led government here: http://link.yle.fi/EiN

Housing investors swoop in
Housing investors swoop in

Property investors are hiking up prices of small urban homes, Juhanus Brotherus from Hypo says. Listen to the full podcast: yle.fi/allpointsnorth

Youngsters can't afford to buy homes
Youngsters can't afford to buy homes

The tough job market in Finland has made it harder for youngsters to buy a home, says Eero Löytömäki from the Finnish National Youth Council. Listen to the full podcast at yle.fi/allpointsnorth

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