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Thousands left without power following Finland storms

Thousands in several areas across Finland still have no electricity following heavy storms that battered the country last week, bringing down trees an...

Business, EnergyJanuary 4, 2012
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Birdwatchers 1, ice skaters 0

While the unseasonably warm weather in Finland has left wannabe ice skaters out in the cold, bird watchers have been counting their chickens thanks to...

Featured, FinlandDecember 29, 2011
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Three sentenced in ‘sports bag killing’

A husband and wife and one other man have been given jail sentences for Finland’s so-called ‘sports bag killing’.

Featured, FinlandDecember 22, 2011
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Man’s best friend an enemy to lampposts

A Finnish energy company has blamed dogs for corroding the capital’s lampposts when marking their territory. Helsingin Energia claims it is constantly...

Business, EnergyDecember 5, 2011
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New pig farm footage causes stink

New undercover videos showing pigs in squalid and cramped conditions in Finnish farms have raised the issue of cruelty and negligence again in the mea...

Business, CultureDecember 2, 2011
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Nokia to cut 17,000 jobs

Finnish-German telecoms giant Nokia Siemens has surprised the business world by announcing 17,000 job cuts, representing a very-significant 23 percent...

Business, FeaturedNovember 30, 2011
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‘Black Xmas’ looms for Lapland

Finnish Lapland, the official home of Santa Claus, could experience snow-free ‘black Christmases’ by 2050, according to a new study.

Environment, FeaturedNovember 29, 2011
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Get noticed, go naked

A Finnish study has discovered that the less clothes people wear, the more quickly their image is processed by others.

Featured, FinlandNovember 27, 2011
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